This is A Field Guide to the Mammals by William Henry Burt and Richard Philip Grossenheider, a nature field guide to North American mammals from the Peterson Field Guide Series, in the 2nd Edition, Revised and Enlarged, third printing, with a 1964 copyright.
It is a hardcover in green cloth with a stamped bobcat on the front board, inside the blue dust jacket, which shows chipping and edge wear, stains on the back flap, and stains on the cover as shown in the photos.
The book uses the Peterson Identification System, which points you to the key field marks for quick recognition of each species and easy comparison of confusing lookalikes, with color plates, range maps, and track drawings of all species found north of the Mexican border.
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This 1964 Peterson guide brings you color plates of foxes, wolves, squirrels, and shrews, range maps, and track drawings, and it suits a naturalist's shelf or a field bag. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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