Zulu Journal: Field Notes of A Naturalist in South Africa
Raymond B. Cowles, 1959, UC Berkeley Press, 267 pages, trade paperback.
Good condition, pages clean and bright, binding intact, cover shows minimal shelf wear, front cover has price sticker, back cover has crease.
Born and raised in the South African bush, Raymond Cowles developed early a love of living things and an extraordinary power of observation. His youthful experiences with African reptiles led ultimately to his pioneering work on reptilian thermoregulation - the various mechanisms by which such cold-blooded creatures respond to the daily and seasonal fluctuations in the temperature of their environment. These far-reaching studies and his infectious enthusiasm established him with peers and students alike as a major figure in modern zoology.
Raymond B. Cowles, 1959, UC Berkeley Press, 267 pages, trade paperback.
Good condition, pages clean and bright, binding intact, cover shows minimal shelf wear, front cover has price sticker, back cover has crease.
Born and raised in the South African bush, Raymond Cowles developed early a love of living things and an extraordinary power of observation. His youthful experiences with African reptiles led ultimately to his pioneering work on reptilian thermoregulation - the various mechanisms by which such cold-blooded creatures respond to the daily and seasonal fluctuations in the temperature of their environment. These far-reaching studies and his infectious enthusiasm established him with peers and students alike as a major figure in modern zoology.
Raymond B. Cowles, 1959, UC Berkeley Press, 267 pages, trade paperback.
Good condition, pages clean and bright, binding intact, cover shows minimal shelf wear, front cover has price sticker, back cover has crease.
Born and raised in the South African bush, Raymond Cowles developed early a love of living things and an extraordinary power of observation. His youthful experiences with African reptiles led ultimately to his pioneering work on reptilian thermoregulation - the various mechanisms by which such cold-blooded creatures respond to the daily and seasonal fluctuations in the temperature of their environment. These far-reaching studies and his infectious enthusiasm established him with peers and students alike as a major figure in modern zoology.