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The 1908 volume of Ibis presents a detailed record of ornithological research and observations from that year. This publication, part of a long-standing journal by the British Ornithologists' Union, serves as a primary source for understanding avian studies at the turn of the 20th century. It contains scholarly articles, field notes, and discussions relevant to bird species, their habitats, and behaviors as documented by ornithologists of the era. The content reflects the scientific standards and prevailing knowledge in the field of ornithology during that period.
This volume of Ibis is presented as a culturally significant work, reproduced to preserve historical knowledge. As a direct artifact from the early 20th century, it offers an authentic glimpse into the state of ornithological science at that time. Its value lies in its historical accuracy and its contribution to the foundational knowledge of bird studies. The reproduction process aims to maintain fidelity to the original, acknowledging potential imperfections inherent in historical documents.
Page Count:
770
Publication Date:
2016-08-28
Publisher:
BiblioBazaar
ISBN-10:
1372723390
ISBN-13:
9781372723391
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