The ecotravellers’ wildlife guide: Alaska.

Name: The ecotravellers' wildlife guide: Alaska.
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Paulson, Dennis and Les Beletsky.
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Includes more than 320 colour illustrations of Alaska’s most common marine invertebrates, insects, amphibians, fish, birds and mammals – the species you are most likely to see.

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SKU: 4e00844f94e3 Categories: General, New Books, travel

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Academic Press, Octavo, paperback, colour plates, maps, other illustrations.

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Weight	1100 g

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