The Pleistocene Mammals of Iowa There were no changes to

There were no changes to the plates between the first and second editions

From the series: Frankfurt Contributions to Natural History / Frankfurter Beiträge zur Naturkunde

Publisher Johnson Reprint Corporation Publisher Place New York Date Published 1966 Date Published Estimated No Edition Reprint Number of Volumes 1 Reprint Yes Condition Very good Condition Description Light wear to wrappers

but reptiles and amphibians are generally less respected than other wildlife and often in conflict with people and human interests

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The Pleistocene Mammals of Iowa There were no changes toPp. 662; 75 full page black and white plates (photographs), 142 text figures (line drawings). Later black cloth, lettered in gilt on the spine and with double gilt panel lines, front original wrapper is laid in at front, sm 4to. From the series: Iowa Geological Society, Iowa Geological Survey, volume XXIII. Annual Report, 1912. This is the most comprehensive survey of Iowa Pleistocene mammals ever published. No ownership marks. A very attractive copy.