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Lessepsian Migration: The Influx Of Red Sea Biota Into The Mediterranean By Way Of The Suez Canal (Ecological Studies, 23),Used
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There are few achievements of modern man which can compare to the Suez Canal. In Egyptthe land of the most famous wonders of antiquitythe Suez Canal was built as the first technical wonder ofthe industrial revolution. Ferdinand de Lesseps was a man straddling two epochsthe romantic utopism of Saint Simon and the modern world of technocracy. The gigantic project was at its start shouldered by the crowds of tens of thousands of forced laborers still available and ended as a showpiece for modern mechanical earthmoving techniques. The canal builders themselves were still polyhistors in the old sense: engineers cumzoologists; naval officerscumgeologists; diplomats meddling with chem istry. During the four generations of the existence of the Suez Canal, the fateful professional narrowmindedness became progressively worse. The engineers con tinued their work in and around the Canal, but they became oblivious and unresponsive to the environmental impact, to the fascinating changes in the biotic scenery which they were producing with their own hands.
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