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Atlas of Oregon Wildlife Distribution, Habitat, and Natural History
by Blair Csuti
Pages: 480
Publisher: --
Edition: 1st., 1997
Language: English
ISBN: 978-0870713958
Description
Atlas of Oregon wildlife : distribution, habitat, and natural history. Author: Blair A Csuti; et al. Publisher: Corvallis, Or. : Oregon State University Press, 1997. Summary: The Atlas of Oregon Wildlife makes information on the state's rich and diverse wildlife available for the first time in a single, comprehensive volume. It combines current knowledge on the habitats and life histories of Oregon's wildlife species with computer-generated maps that represent a major advance in the art of mapping animal distributions. The Atlas will provide interested citizens with a basic understanding of Oregon's remarkable wildlife and serve as a useful reference for serious naturalists and wildlife professionals. The Atlas devotes a full page to each of the 426 amphibian, reptile, breeding bird, and mammal species native to the state, plus 15 commonly seen introduced species.
Renewed
by Blair Csuti
Pages: 480
Publisher: --
Edition: 1st., 1997
Language: English
ISBN: 978-0870713958
Description
Atlas of Oregon wildlife : distribution, habitat, and natural history. Author: Blair A Csuti; et al. Publisher: Corvallis, Or. : Oregon State University Press, 1997. Summary: The Atlas of Oregon Wildlife makes information on the state's rich and diverse wildlife available for the first time in a single, comprehensive volume. It combines current knowledge on the habitats and life histories of Oregon's wildlife species with computer-generated maps that represent a major advance in the art of mapping animal distributions. The Atlas will provide interested citizens with a basic understanding of Oregon's remarkable wildlife and serve as a useful reference for serious naturalists and wildlife professionals. The Atlas devotes a full page to each of the 426 amphibian, reptile, breeding bird, and mammal species native to the state, plus 15 commonly seen introduced species.
Renewed