Frank Collins Baker Livres

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Nature lovers and science enthusiasts alike will delight in this fascinating exploration of the diverse and beautiful world of mollusks. Frank Collins Baker's accessible and engaging style guides readers through the intricacies of mollusk anatomy, behavior, and more, with stunning illustrations to aid in identification.

A comprehensive study of North and Middle American snails in the Lymnaeidae family, both present-day and extinct.

This comprehensive study of the planorbidae mollusk family offers detailed insights into their morphology, ecology, and distribution. Through exhaustive research and analysis, Baker and Van Cleave provide valuable information for malacologists, students of zoology and ecology, and anyone interested in freshwater biology.

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The book offers an insightful exploration of Mexico, Cuba, and northern Yucatan through the eyes of a naturalist. It captures the rich biodiversity and cultural landscapes of these regions as observed during the author's travels in the late 19th century. This high-quality reprint preserves the original edition's details, allowing readers to experience the natural history and vibrant environments of the time.

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