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Aquatic Mammals
It is thus desired to emphasize the fact that the present report is more purely philosophical in character than would be justifialbe in almost any other branch of mammalogy.
A Biological Survey of Alabama
Briefly discusses physiography, life zones, and mammals of Alabama. Provides an annotated species list of mammals.
Aquatic Mammals
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Alfred Howell papers
Army cover for demobilization, transfer or discharge (nd); 9 photographs (1917-1919); 2 manuscript letters and one postcard to his parents (22 July 1919, 27 July 1919, nd); Demobilization certificate (3 February 1920); Booklet 'The Soldier's French and Arabic Pocket Guide' (1915); Transfer statement form for arms, equipment, clothing and necessaries (6 February 1919); Instructions to those proceeding home on Furlough (9 November 1919); Army book used as photograph album (nd); Field medical card (24 September-2 October 1918); Signalling certificate (30 September 1917); Receipt for great coat (January 1920); Ship label (nd); Memorandum relating to dental treatment (5 November 1918); Typescript letter from Tom W. (3 April 1919); Pass (14 June 1919); Leave and railway ticket (8 December 1919); Protection and identity certificate (7 January 1920).
Aquatic Mammals; Their Adaptations to Life in the Water
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Speed in Animals
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