About This Book
A field-guide–style natural history that surveys the mammals of Mount McKinley National Park, offering species-by-species accounts of appearance, behavior, diet, reproduction, habitats, and interspecific relationships. Emphasizing wilderness preservation and minimal human intrusion, it discusses predator–prey dynamics among bears, wolves, caribou, Dall sheep, mountain goat, smaller carnivores, and numerous rodents and lagomorphs, illustrated with sketches, photographs, and field anecdotes. The work concludes with ecological observations and a checklist useful for researchers and visitors seeking an accessible compendium of the park's mammalian fauna.
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