Atlas mondial des espaces protégés
atlas, Lionel Laslaz, Paris, 2012. 96 p.
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Atlas mondial des espaces protégés
Summary
Atlas mondial des espaces protégés is a literary work[1].
Key Facts
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés authored Lionel Laslaz[2].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés authored Samuel Depraz[3].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés authored Sylvain Guyot[4].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés authored Stéphane Héritier[5].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés authored Alexandre Nicolas[6].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's instance of is recorded as literary work[7].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's editor is recorded as Lionel Laslaz[8].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's publisher is recorded as Autrement[9].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's genre is recorded as atlas[10].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's collection is recorded as Collection Atlas-monde[11].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's Bibliothèque nationale de France ID is recorded as 42739592m[12].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's place of publication is recorded as Paris[13].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's language of work or name is recorded as French[14].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's publication date is recorded as +2012-00-00T00:00:00Z[15].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's has edition or translation is recorded as Q136566155[16].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's SUDOC editions is recorded as 164097724[17].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+96'}[18].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's title is recorded as Atlas mondial des espaces protégés : les sociétés face à la nature[19].
- Atlas mondial des espaces protégés's Dewey Decimal Classification is recorded as 639.95[20].
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Works and Contributions
Authored works include Lionel Laslaz[2], a geographer[21], b. 1975[22], of France[23]; Samuel Depraz[3], b. 1976[24], of France[25]; Sylvain Guyot[4], a geographer[26], b. 1976[27], of France[28]; Stéphane Héritier[5], a geographer[29], b. 1967[30], of France[31]; and Alexandre Nicolas[6], a cartographer[32], b. 1974[33], of France[34].