Animals
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Naturalists's Handbook Series: 22. Animals
under logs and stones
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by C. Philip Wheater and Helen J. Read
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Paperback; Published by Richmond Publishing
Company
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anilog
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20.00
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Naturalists's Handbook Series: 21. Animals
of sandy shores
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by Peter J. Hayward
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Paperback; Published by Richmond Publishing
Company
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anmsan
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20.00
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Naturalists's Handbook Series: 9. Animals on seaweed
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by Peter J. Hayward
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Paperback; Published by Richmond Publishing
Company
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anmsea
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20.00
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Naturalists's Handbook Series: 12. Animals
on the surface film
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by Majoried Guthrie
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Paperback; Published by Richmond Publishing
Company
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anmsur
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20.00
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A Field Key to the Shore Fishes of the British
Isles
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by Alwyne Wheeler
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AIDGAP Publications
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bfish
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14.00
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Fairy Shrimps
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by Clyde H. Eriksen
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The graceful, almost etherial, fairy shrimps
swim often in cloud-dense numbers, under the sunlit or rain splashed surfaces
of temporary pools. And although any of the kids amongst us who journey
to the beach certainly know the "sign of the sea," the starfish, few
of us who splash through the water and mud of a rain pool see or are familiar
with the "sign of temporary waters," the Fairy Shrimp; 200 pages, MRP,
1997.
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fairys
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25.50
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Keys to British Freshwater Invertebrates
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by L. E. Friday
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AIDGAP Publications
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invt
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18.00
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Handbook to the Orders and Families of Living
Mammals
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by Timothy E. Lawlor
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An illustrated manual for laboratory and museum,
with keys and diagnoses for all orders and families. Distinguishing characteristics
of orders and families arranged in outline form, with characters unique to the
taxon set off from the others. Easy cross‑referencing to same characters
in other families. Includes introductory chapter on the mammalian skeleton, brief
notes on the ecology, natural history, and distribution of orders and families,
glossary, bibliography, and index to families. Illustrations of all families by
Kathryn Simpson; 327 pages, 7 x 81/2, MRP, 1979.
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mamm
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27.00
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A Key Guide to Mammal Skulls and Lower Jaws
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by Aryan J. Roest
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A non-technical, illustrated key, intended to
be used in the field. Written for the student, hiker, or naturalist who
comes upon mammal remains and wishes to know what kind of a beast it was. Identifies
the skulls and jaws to species (or species groups for many of the small, difficult-to-identify
species, enabling one to enter quickly into the technical comprehensive keys).
Covers the native and domesticated mammals of the United States and southern Canada. Unusual
in making possible identification from lower jaws alone; 39 pages, 51/2 x 81/2,
MRP, 1986.
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skulls
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6.00
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Amphibians and Reptiles of the Pacific Northwest
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by Ronald A. Nusselbaud, Edmund D. Brodie Jr., and
Robert M. Storm
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“Clear, interesting, and written with
the sensitivity of people who know their organisms very well…An essential
companion to all herpetologists…” from Herpetologica; 336 pages, 5
½ x 8 ¼" “, 95 pictures, 59 maps, 2 tables, bilio., keys, paper, U.
Idaho Press.
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nwamph
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25.00
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Pacific Coast Tidepools
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by Vinson Brown
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This handy field guide to the common
seashore creatures and flora of the intertidal zone of the rocky shores covers
the Pacific Coast from Alaska to Baja California. First published in 1966,
this book has now been completely updated and expanded to include descriptions
for 340 different species. All the scientific and common names and the species
information is based on current studies; 128 pages, 184 b/w illustrations, 70
color plates, 5 ½ x 8 ½ , paper, Naturegraph.
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pactide
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11.00
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Fieldbook of Pacific N.W. Sea
Creatures
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by McLachlan/Ayres
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Over 200 common marine animals are shown in their
natural habitat with color photos. A short description accompanies each species
pictured, and its biology explained. Includes hundreds of excellent illustrations
[and photographs]--mostly in full color--of the natural inhabitants of that coast,
particularly those an offshore diver or pedestrian explorer might encounter. Nearly
all the pictures include a helpful portion of each creature's preferred surroundings,
and each is accompanied by a brief description of the subject's biology, habits,
and family characteristics. It includes a long and specific contents section and
a field key to analysis and identification. ISBN: 87961-068-9. paper, 208 pp.
Naturegraph.
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fieldb
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12.75
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