Field Guide to the Larger Mammals of Africa
Field / Identification Guide
Series: Photographic Field Guides
Chris Stuart and Tilde Stuart
319 pages, 400 colour photos, maps
Paperback | Dec 2006 | Edition: 3 | #160777 | ISBN: 1770073930
Omits the smaller, seldom-seen mammals of the continent in favour of devoting more space to the larger species. Each species is covered in detail, its physical appearance, food and habitat preferences, reproduction and general behaviour are described. Colour photographs illustrate and aid in the identification of these mammals, and in-text illustrations are used to highlight certain features. Each account is accompanied by a map showing the distribution of the species.
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Tilde Stuart Husband and wife team, Chris and Tilde Stuart, are best known for their various mammal field guides, but also for numerous other titles they have written on the natural environment of Africa. They are founders of the African Carnivore Research Programme and the African-Arabian Wildlife Research Centre. They travel extensively and are involved in various research programmes dealing with carnivores and other animals. Chris Stuart Husband and wife team, Chris and Tilde Stuart, are best known for their various mammal field guides, but also for numerous other titles they have written on the natural environment of Africa. They are founders of the African Carnivore Research Programme and the African-Arabian Wildlife Research Centre. They travel extensively and are involved in various research programmes dealing with carnivores and other animals.
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