Mammals in Wyoming

Written for a wide audience, this authoritative handbook describes and illustrates 117 species of Wyoming mammals, ranging from the dwarf shrew to Ursus arctos horribilis--better known as the grizzly bear. Generously illustrated with 233 photographs, distribution maps, and line drawings, and including information on size, appearance, range and habitat, reproductive biology, habits, and food--as well as fascinating natural history observations--this accessible introduction to the biology of Wyoming mammals will appeal to even casual observers of animal life in the state.

Science & Math

Clark, Tim W.

Biological Sciences

Museum of Natural History

<p>An introduction to the natural world of Jackson Hole and to the principles of ecology as they operate in the valley.</p>

The Natural World of Jackson Hole : An Ecological Primer

Grand Teton Natural History Association

Greater Yellowstone's Future: Prospects for Ecosystem Science, Management, and Policy

Minta, Steven C.

Nature & Ecology

Homestead Pub

Ecology of Jackson Hole, Wyoming: A primer

Clark

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