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Title informationTupai: A Field Study of Bornean TreeshrewsSeries: ORGANISMS AND ENVIRONMENTS SERIES 2 Louise H Emmons and Harry W Greene
269 pages, b/w photos, figs, tabs, maps.California University Press
Softcover | 2000 | £14.95 | approx. $30/€20
 #127120 | ISBN-10: 0520223845
Treeshrews are not shrews, and most are not found in trees. These squirrel-sized, brownish mammals with large, dark, lashless eyes were once thought to be primates. Most scientists now grant them their own order, Scandentia. This book describes the results of the first comparative study of the ecology of treeshrews in the wild.  SeeSnake Micro Endoscope Inspection Camera Make visual inspections of hard-to-reach nests, bat boxes and burrows Video disc | £299.99 | approx. $599/€380 Other products in Video Endoscopes   WeatherWriter A4 Portrait Equipment | £27.99 | approx. $51/€35 Other products in Weatherwriter Waterproof Clipboards  Minox BL 8x42 BR Binoculars When you can get this quality for less than £270, why pay more? David Cromack, BirdWatching, September 2005. Equipment | £269.00 | approx. $498/€339 Other products in Binoculars Other titles from the same publisher  related organisations include: The Mammal Society If you are involved in a scientific, conservation or environmental organisation and would like to be listed, please see our NHBS-Xchange information page. |
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