Guide to the study of animal ecologyAdams, Charles C. (Charles Christopher)
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Guide to the study of animal ecology
Adams, Charles C. (Charles Christopher)
Animal ecology
A study of the ecology of a Turbellarian worm, its food, habitat, and
behavior.
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Contains many facts of much ecological value showing the interrelations
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These extensive bibliographies are very useful.
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