Environment and life

Biogeography, in its ordinary sense, studies plants and animals and the various factors that control them, considering these distributions as geographical facts that lead to distinguishing specific differences in the Earth's surface. As for the author of this book, M. S. Anderson, the focus of the topic is the third biological laws that control the links between humans and the environment. For him, the natural environment means things such as the surface, geological structure, and climate. ...