Australian Spiders
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A landmark work in Australian natural history, Australian Spiders presents a comprehensive study of the arachnid fauna of the Australian continent. Written by Keith C. McKeown, Fellow of the Royal Zoological Society, this authoritative volume details the habits, habitats, and characteristics of Australia's remarkably diverse spider population. McKeown draws on years of field research and scientific expertise to chronicle the biology and behaviour of both common and rare species, making complex zoological information accessible to a broad readership. The work stands as an essential reference for naturalists, scientists, and anyone captivated by Australia's unique and often formidable wildlife.
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A landmark work in Australian natural history, Australian Spiders presents a comprehensive study of the arachnid fauna of the Australian continent. Written by Keith C. McKeown, Fellow of the Royal Zoological Society, this authoritative volume details the habits, habitats, and characteristics of Australia's remarkably diverse spider population. McKeown draws on years of field research and scientific expertise to chronicle the biology and behaviour of both common and rare species, making complex zoological information accessible to a broad readership. The work stands as an essential reference for naturalists, scientists, and anyone captivated by Australia's unique and often formidable wildlife.
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Condition: Good to fair. Paperback. Page Condition: Good - possible tanning. Markings: possible previous owner inscription.
A landmark work in Australian natural history, Australian Spiders presents a comprehensive study of the arachnid fauna of the Australian continent. Written by Keith C. McKeown, Fellow of the Royal Zoological Society, this authoritative volume details the habits, habitats, and characteristics of Australia's remarkably diverse spider population. McKeown draws on years of field research and scientific expertise to chronicle the biology and behaviour of both common and rare species, making complex zoological information accessible to a broad readership. The work stands as an essential reference for naturalists, scientists, and anyone captivated by Australia's unique and often formidable wildlife.
