The Animal World, A Book of Natural History
by Theodore Wood
Publisher: The University Society 1909
ISBN/ASIN: B000KZBOVO
Number of pages: 508
Description:
This volume is a sketch of the animal life of the whole world. More than a sketch it could not be in the space at the author's command; but he has so skilfully selected his examples to illustrate both the natural groups and the faunas which they represent, that his work forms a most commendable ground-plan for the study of natural history.
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