Harmful And Beneficial Mammals Of The Arid Interior: With Special Reference To The Carson And Humboldt Valleys, Nevada (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781286616062)

"Harmful and Beneficial Mammals of the Arid Interior" explores the diverse mammalian life inhabiting the Carson and Humboldt Valleys of Nevada. Authored by Vernon Bailey, this study provides a detailed examination of the ecological roles these animals play within their unique environment.

Bailey's work offers insights into the interactions between various mammal species and their impact on the arid ecosystem, differentiating between those considered 'harmful' and 'beneficial' from a human perspective. This book will appeal to naturalists, ecologists, and anyone interested in the wildlife of the American West, offering a valuable historical perspective on the region's natural history and conservation.

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