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*Mammals Of The World, Vol. I & Vol. II (two Volume set) SLIP CASED SET, Publisher: Baltimore, MY, The Johns Hopkins University Press 1964 second printing 1965 Binding HARDCOVER, authored by Ernest P. Walker, et.al.....The first really comprehensive and uptodate reference work on the mammals of the world. These two volumes are descriptions and pictures of all of the 1044 known genera of mammal. 1800 black & white photographs....Books are in good condition, cloth covered boards are good with very minor wear. Bindings are tight. pages are clean and unmarked. End Pages have scales of comparison of metric and units measurements. SLIP CASED SHELL case is good... but has some chipping at edges and corners.....Ruth Reaser..LAX Vespa, Los Angeles Culver City- maybe this will do it!-At least you know what you're getting into-City-Media Mail USPS-you get the copy pictured - carefully boxed Drop kick-packed to protect it - in - transit. 7 Days Coast to Coast, faster if closer......heavy book expensive to box,… Read More

Riverhead Hardcover, 2005. hardcover second or third printing. Hardcover. Very Good +. this is a hardcover book it looks like the secular third printing there is some ruffling on the top of the dust jacket of the inner cover it does have the full price of 2495 the dust jacket is not clipped there is some age to the book it's printed on a buff colored paper is house blackboards with silver titlinga sound spine the corners are good there is a small dirt Mark the bottom righton the book. Otherwise we exception of the dust jacket it's an excellent shape there are no inscriptions writing inside..It's no secret that humans and apes share a host of traits, from the tribal communities we form to our irrepressible curiosity. We have a common ancestor, scientists tell us, so it's natural that we act alike. But not all of these parallels are so appealing: the chimpanzee, for example, can be as vicious and manipulative as any human. Yet there's more to our shared primate heritage than just our violent streak.… Read More