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Wild Animals of North America / Intimate Studies of Big and Little Creatures of the Mammal Kingdom

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A natural-history compendium presents 119 concise species accounts of North American mammals, from whales and bears to mice and bats, combining field-based descriptions of range, habitat, behavior, and distinguishing characters with vivid natural-color portraits and footprint sketches. Each entry distills observation into a brief, accurate biography emphasizing identifying features, habits, and distribution. The book groups larger and smaller mammals and includes an index and illustrative plates to aid recognition, offering both a compact reference for identification and an accessible introduction to the continent's mammal diversity.

About the Author

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Edward William Nelson

Edward William Nelson was an American naturalist and author, best known for his work in the field of zoology and wildlife studies. His notable book, "Wild Animals of North America / Intimate Studies of Big and Little Creatures of the Mammal Kingdom," reflects his deep interest in the diverse fauna of North America. Nelson's writings combine scientific observation with a narrative style that engages readers, making complex biological concepts accessible to a broader audience. His contributions to the understanding of wildlife have left a lasting impact on both natural history and environmental literature.

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