A brief consideration of the identification of European Mammals from their Tracks, Trails and Signs

Roy Brown; Michael Lawrence

A brief consideration of the identification of European Mammals from their Tracks, Trails and Signs

Roy Brown
, Michael Lawrence

School of Geography, University of Leeds, UK

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A quantitative assessment, based on biometrics and field study, of the value of indirect evidence in identifying and assessing mammal population activity. Most European genera covered in detail.

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Tudalennau (o-i)	3 to 43
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Cyfnodolyn	Acta Zoologica
Cyfrol	43
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