Aegean, Greek and Eastern Mediterranean Fishes
by Gerald Jennings
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How does the multilingual format of the guide shape our understanding of how human culture and nature intersect across different Mediterranean borders?
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In what ways does this book transform a purely scientific catalog into a cultural map of the Mediterranean region?
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How might having access to local, multi-language fish names change the way tourists, fishermen, and scientists interact with the local marine ecosystems?
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