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Felid Bibliography 1781-1988
By Cat Lindler
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When the Felid Bibliography was compiled in 1988, it was the first of its kind and was offered only to working scientists. Now, 25 years later, it is available for the first time to a new generation of researchers, students, and wild-cat enthusiasts.
This volume covers over 200 years of literature on all the known species of cats, contains over 3,400 references listed alphabetically by author and date, and includes indexes by geographic area, species, and subject.
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