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Norwegian arctic biologist Blix offers undergraduate students an introduction to the field, drawing largely on his own 30-plus years of arctic travels and contact with most of the animals and birds he describes. He discusses the region; the late Cenozoic glaciations; marine invertebrates, fish, and mammals; land invertebrates; amphibians and reptiles; terrestrial birds and mammals; summer migrants to the Arctic; and physiological adaptations. Readers are expected to have some knowledge of biology. Distributed in the US by ISBS. Annotation ©2005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Jeffrey Blevins
reviewed Arctic Animals: And Their Adaptations to Life on the Edge on October 07, 2019
Arctic Animals
The book presents painstaking scientific study of artifacts and carbon dating done by countless amateur and professional archaeologists. This book mainly details Native American prehistory in the upper Mississippi Valley and "Driftless Region." However, the scope of the book also touches on the broader region at times due to trade with neighboring tribes. The history most Americans know, displaced tribes and clashes with European colonists, is covered in short order since this is but a small portion of the twelve millennia period covered. I'd planned to skim most of the book and found myself quickly spellbound, although those without emotional attachment to the region might still appreciate it's easy-to-follow academic analysis.
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