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This work investigates the ornithological findings and observations from Alexander Wetmore's expeditions in Panama during 1958. Alexander Wetmore, a renowned ornithologist, meticulously documented avian life during his extensive fieldwork. This volume presents the detailed records and analyses from his 1958 expedition to Panama, offering insights into the region's bird populations and their ecological context. The book serves as a primary source for understanding the biodiversity of Panama during that period.
This work is recognized for its historical and scientific significance in the field of ornithology. Its republication ensures that Wetmore's valuable contributions to the study of Panamanian avifauna remain accessible to contemporary researchers and enthusiasts. The text is considered a foundational piece for understanding the region's natural history.
Page Count:
58
Publication Date:
2021-09-10
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1014920523
ISBN-13:
9781014920522
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