The Encyclopedia of Mammals

by daviv mcmonald

The last decade has seen revolutionary progress made in the understanding of mammals. Now at the dawn of the twenty-first century

Genres: Nonfiction, Animals, Reference, Nature, Science, Biology

930 pages, Hardcover

First published October 1, 1984

Reviews

[Silvio Curtis]

A gigantic book with lots of information on the appearance, behavior, and ecology of the wild mammals of the world. I think it is a model of how specialists can give an informative overview of their subject to a wider public without being "light" or unreadably technical. Unfortunately, the the bats and some other small mammals get ridiculously little coverage compared to the large ones.

[Andrew]

A Very Interesting Book. Full Of Details and Interesting Facts. Get 5 stars + 2 thumbs up. David MacDonald is A GREAT Author!