The West-american Scientist, Volumes 8-13 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781279511657)

The West-American Scientist, Volumes 8-13 is a valuable historical record of scientific thought and inquiry in the American West. This compilation offers a glimpse into the scientific landscape of a bygone era, presenting a range of articles, research findings, and perspectives that reflect the scientific interests and priorities of the time.

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