Harvard University Press (Belknap Press), 424 pp., $29.95
Edward O. Wilson, the Harvard scientist who is one of the world's foremost authorities on the lives of ants and on the problems of ecology, begins his book on a dark night in the middle of the Brazilian rain forest:
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