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Reptiles and Amphibians of Minnesota
by W. J. Breckenbridge
Pages: 217
Publisher: --
Edition:
Language: English
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Description
An increasing interest in the reptiles and amphibians of the United States is indicated by the many popular and semipopular books on the
subject appearing in recent years. These books have been of two types, one attempting to cover the entire United States or North America, and
necessarily dealing briefly with a great many species, and the other restricting itself to a limited area, usually a state, and dealing in detail with
the forms found in that area. The first kind of book meets the need of the person who wishes to learn something of the herpetology of a considerable area, but for scouts and scout leaders, school teachers and pupils, and other amateur naturalists interested in local wild life the second type of book is by far the more satisfactory source of information. The present book is an attempt to meet this latter need in Minnesota and adjacent areas.
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by W. J. Breckenbridge
Pages: 217
Publisher: --
Edition:
Language: English
ISBN:
Description
An increasing interest in the reptiles and amphibians of the United States is indicated by the many popular and semipopular books on the
subject appearing in recent years. These books have been of two types, one attempting to cover the entire United States or North America, and
necessarily dealing briefly with a great many species, and the other restricting itself to a limited area, usually a state, and dealing in detail with
the forms found in that area. The first kind of book meets the need of the person who wishes to learn something of the herpetology of a considerable area, but for scouts and scout leaders, school teachers and pupils, and other amateur naturalists interested in local wild life the second type of book is by far the more satisfactory source of information. The present book is an attempt to meet this latter need in Minnesota and adjacent areas.
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