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Mammals of Mount Rainier National Park

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This guide surveys the mammal fauna of Mount Rainier National Park, combining historical field surveys and later observational studies to describe species across the park's life zones and habitats. It offers natural-history accounts that cover distribution, abundance, and behavior, accompanied by photographs and illustrations, a hypothetical species list, and indexes. The text examines wildlife trends and problems arising from human activities, predation and disease, and discusses conservation and management concerns. Bibliographic references and practical information are provided to support further study and park stewardship.

About the Author

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Merlin K. Potts

Merlin K. Potts is an author known for his contributions to the field of natural history, particularly through his work "Mammals of Mount Rainier National Park." This book provides an insightful exploration of the diverse mammalian species inhabiting the iconic national park in Washington State. Potts' writing reflects a deep appreciation for wildlife and the importance of conservation, making his work valuable for both enthusiasts and scholars interested in the natural world. His focus on Mount Rainier highlights the unique ecological characteristics of the region, contributing to the broader understanding of North American fauna.

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