Mammals of Washtenaw County, Michigan

"The Mammals of Washtenaw County, Michigan," by Norman Wood, offers a detailed zoological survey of the region's wildlife. Originally published as Occasional Papers of the Museum of Zoology, No. 123, this volume meticulously documents the distribution and characteristics of mammals within Washtenaw County. A vital resource for anyone interested in the natural history of Michigan, the book provides valuable insights into the local ecosystem.

Explore the fascinating world of regional mammals through the lens of a dedicated researcher. From common species to those less frequently observed, this work catalogs a diverse array of animal life. Essential reading for zoologists, wildlife enthusiasts, and those with an interest in the natural heritage of Washtenaw County, this historical text remains a significant contribution to the field. Discover the enduring legacy of Norman Wood's research and its continued relevance to understanding animal distribution and zoology.

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