Crosby argues that the expansion of European culture and genetic stock was a function of ecology and biology over time rather than a result of quick and painful conquests.
Genres
- Biogeography
- Biogeography distribution of plants and animals
- Migrations
- Human geography
- Human ecology
- Europeans
- Matauranga taupuhi kaiao
- Ecologie humaine
- Dieren
- Kolonialismus
- Planten
- Sociale ecologie
- Biogeographie
- Ecology
- Geografische verspreiding
- Geographie humaine
- Biogeografie
- Europeens
- Human geography, europe
- Social ecology
- Europe, social conditions
- Physical anthropology
- Environmental ethics
- Biology
- Emigration and Immigration
- Geography
- Humans
- Europeans--migrations
- 304.2094
- Gf50 .c76 2004
- 302.4
- Europe, emigration and immigration
- Sozialökologie
- Kulturkontakt
- Geschichte
- Kolonisation (Siedlung)
- Ökologie
- Colonization
- History
- Biotic communities
- Discoveries in geography
- Foreign relations
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