Notes On The Mammals And Cold-blooded Vertebrates Of The Indiana University Farm, Michell Indiana

"Notes On The Mammals And Cold-blooded Vertebrates Of The Indiana University Farm, Michell Indiana" is a detailed natural history survey by Walter Louis Hahn. This scientific work meticulously catalogs the diverse mammalian and cold-blooded vertebrate species inhabiting the Indiana University Farm. Hahn's observations offer valuable insights into the regional fauna and ecological conditions of the early 20th century.

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