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Roland Clement was the chief biologist at the National Audubon Society when this atlas was produced, which explains why it’s more than a picture book. Hammond put real resources into the cartography and photography, and Clement brought the science.
At 13 × 10 inches, it sits at the intersection of reference book and visual document — the kind of thing that belongs on a large desk or library shelf and gets returned to. If you need a vintage North American ecology atlas with genuine substance, this is a reliable copy. Condition is good for its age with no specific damage noted.
Roland Clement’s work at Audubon made him one of the more credible voices in mid-century American ecology. Hammond’s atlas series was known for quality cartography. This 1973 edition documents North American ecosystems at a specific moment in environmental history — before significant habitat changes of the 1980s–90s took hold.
A useful reference for natural historians, conservationists, and map book collectors.
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