Results of a Biological Reconnoisance of the Yukon River Region. General Account of the Region. Annotated List of Mammals Volume no. 19 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149535240)

"Results of a Biological Reconnoisance of the Yukon River Region" presents a detailed general account of the Yukon River region and an annotated list of mammals, based on a biological survey conducted in the late 19th century. This Volume 19, authored by Louis B Bishop, offers invaluable insights into the natural history of Alaska during a period of significant exploration and scientific discovery.

The book meticulously documents the mammal species encountered during the reconnaissance, providing descriptions, habitats, and observations relevant to the Yukon River area. It stands as a significant historical record for zoologists, naturalists, and anyone interested in the early biological exploration of the American West and the environmental conditions of the Yukon River region at the turn of the century.

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