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Hardcover. Zustand: Acceptable. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: no jacket visible. The book is in good condition with a solid hardcover binding. The cover shows minor wear and some marks consistent with age, but overall, it remains intact. There is no dust jacket visible, and the pages are clean without inscriptions or signatures. Bernard Garbutt (illustrator).…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. 2002. Sutton Pub, Stroud, 2002. Pictorial hard cover. Book Condition : Very good to near fine. appears little read. Superb B/W photographs throughout. Book will be sent by UK postal service. Bookseller Inventory #R015095. N/A (illustrator). N/A.

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Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

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Zustand: Fine. pp.304 with col. photos. & dist. maps and b/w. illus. 4to. Fine softback. This is the first comprehensive guide to the mammals of Madagascar and describes all 117 known species and subspecies, together with information on a handful of introduced species.

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Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

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Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. 1st Edition. OBLONG COLOR ILLUSTRATED DUSTJACKET ONLY, NO BOOK DJ ONLY, LITE rub wear DJ EDGES, 1966, VG , is lovingly celebrated in this extraordinary book, here in a series of stunning Pencil Sketches & a brief Text is the circus as it Used to be nthe show that moved into town before dawn & Was gone by Midnite. A WHOLE CITY COMPLETE WITHIN ITSELF. we see the Lot Men. Baggage Horses, trained Animals, the performers come from railroad Cars in Mists of early Morning, we watch as Big Top is Put Up. as animals & performers are readied for the Giant FREE Street Parade. , WE SEE GRAND ENTRY into the Big Tent, the Tiger Act, JUGGLERS TUMBLERS, & Trapeze Artists, Liberty Horse working without riders, Until at last the Circus day is Over, & the show Moves on.…

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Zustand: NEW. 368, col photos, col distribution maps. . PB. NEW. . The most up-to-date and comprehensive photographic field guide to Madagascar's mammals.The island of Madagascar is home to one of the most remarkable assemblages of mammals on earth, thanks to millions of years of isolation, and no other island or place on earth boasts such a combination of species richness and endemism.This field guide describes all native species found on the island, including bats, tenrecs, mice and lemurs, as well as a small number of introduced, non-native species. Detailed species accounts cover description and identification, habitat and distribution, behaviour and where to see; a detailed distribution map for each species is also included.Supporting chapters cover the island's regions and habitats, threats to mammals, conservation and important mammal-watching sites. The book is fully illustrated throughout with exceptional, high-quality photography, including species rarely photographed previously. [9781472991676].…

Zustand: Very Good. 320, col photos, drawings, distrib maps. . HB. Vg in d/w. From the library of Prof. J. Green (1928-2016) with his signature to endpaper. 1st edition. This is the first comprehensive guide to the mammals of Madagascar and describes all 117 known species and subspecies, together with information on a handful of introduced species. The majority, including all the lemurs, are shown in colour photographs. The bulk of the book comprises the species profiles for each of the five mammalian orders that naturally occur on Madagascar, followed by a subsidiary chapter introducing the main mammal watching sites on the island. [9781873403525].…

Zustand: NEW. 448, col photos, col distribution maps. . HB. NEW. . Madagascar is home to one of the most remarkable assemblages of mammals on earth. Millions of years of isolation has resulted in the evolution of a suite of species that are exceptional for two major reasons. Firstly, every native non-volant species (approximately 210 species) is endemic. No other island or place on earth boasts such a combination of species richness and endemism. And secondly, these mammals have evolved an extraordinary diversity of body forms and lifestyles often displaying significant convergence with forms elsewhere but also at times evolving utterly unique features.Handbook of the Mammals of Madagascar describes all 217 native species, including bats, tenres, mice and lemurs, and a small number of introduced, non-native species. Species accounts are subdivided into sections covering description and identification, habitat and distribution (including distribution maps), behaviour and where to see. Over the past 15 years, major advances in research have been made into the island's mammal fauna and species accounts include all the latest information.Supporting chapters cover the island's regions and habitats, threats to mammals, conservation and important mammal watching sites. There is also a section covering the bizarre extinct mammal fauna.Throughout, the book is illustrated with exceptional, high-quality photography, often featuring species rarely photographed previously. [9781472985934].…

LEGATURA EDITORIALE. Zustand: NUOVO. This title is a reduced format field guide adaptation of the highly acclaimed Pica Press book Mammals of Madagascar. Madagascar has a unique mammal fauna. Of the 184 species, at least 103 are found nowhere else on earth. It is best known for its 33 species of lemur, but there are also a great variety of tenrecs, bats, rodents, viverrids and mongooses. As the only mammal taxa present on Madagascar, these groups have demonstrated remarkable adaptive radiation, giving rise to some of the most remarkable species in the world, such as the witch-like Aye-aye, the elegant Fosa and the bizarre Hedgehog Tenrecs. Anyone interested in mammals will hope to explore Madagascar's extraordinary assemblage of species, and this is the perfect identification guide for the island. Pagg. 304, brossura.…

Madagascar is home to one of the most remarkable assemblages of mammals on earth. Millions of years of isolation has resulted in the evolution of a suite of species that are exceptional for two major reasons. Firstly, every native non-volant species (approximately 210 species) is endemic. No other island or place on earth boasts such a combination of species richness and endemism. And secondly, these mammals have evolved an extraordinary diversity of body forms and lifestyles often displaying significant convergence with forms elsewhere but also at times evolving utterly unique features. Handbook of Mammals of Madagascar describes all 217 native species, including bats, tenrecs, carnivores, rodents and lemurs, and a small number of introduced, non-native species. Species accounts are subdivided into sections covering description and identification, habitat and distribution (including distribution maps), behaviour and where to see. Over the past 15 years, since publication of Garbutt s previous book with Bloomsbury, Mammals of Madagascar: A Complete Guide, major advances in research have been made into the island s mammal fauna and species accounts include all the latest information. Supporting chapters cover the island s regions and habitats, threats to mammals, conservation and important mammal watching sites. There is also a section covering the bizarre extinct mammal fauna. Throughout, Handbook of Mammals of Madagascar is illustrated with exceptional, high-quality photography, often featuring species rarely photographed previously. London. Bloomsbury Publishing. 448 pages, color photos, color distribution maps, hardback.…