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The frog book;: North American toads and frogs with a study of the habits and life histories of those of the Northeastern states
Mary Cynthia Dickerson
Unknown Binding (Doubleday, Page, March 15, 1920)North American Toads and Frogs, With a Study of the Habits and Life Histories of Those of the Northeastern States. More details/pics upon request. Scrupulously accurate nontechnical guide offers the amateur (or experienced) herpetologist all the information needed to identify any frog or toad likely to be found in ponds and streams throughout North America. Physiology, ecology, phylogeny, life history, metamorphosis, plus extensive finding keys to seven families and thorough descriptions and life habits for identification.
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The reptiles
Archie Fairly Carr
Hardcover (Time, inc, March 15, 1967)None
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The plants
F. W Went
Unknown Binding (Time-Life Books, March 15, 1968)None
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The primates
Sarel Eimerl
Hardcover (Time-Life Books, March 15, 1969)Discusses the recently expanded knowledge of primate development, behavior, and social interaction emphasizing the relationships to human evolution
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Primates
Sarel Eimerl, Irven DeVore
Hardcover (Time-Life Internat., Jan. 15, 1967)None
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The earth,
Arthur Beiser
Unknown Binding (Time, inc, March 15, 1963)Describes the earth's origin, development, and changing landscape in addition to viewing atmospheric disturbances, the lunar surface, and the problems of overpopulation and diminishing natural resources
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Early man,
F. Clark Howell
Unknown Binding (Time-Life Books, March 15, 1973)The work of anthropologists, geologists, and paleontologists is illuminated in this illustrated survey of human evolution
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Dogs
Yvonne Rees
Hardcover (Tiger Bks. Internat., Jan. 1, 1992)Rare Book
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The Sea
Leonard Engel
Library Binding (Time, March 15, 1963)None
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The moth book;: A popular guide to a knowledge of the moths of North America
W. J Holland
Hardcover (Doubleday, Page, & Co, March 15, 1941)This book was originally published prior to 1923, and represents a reproduction of an important historical work, maintaining the same format as the original work. While some publishers have opted to apply OCR (optical character recognition) technology to the process, we believe this leads to sub-optimal results (frequent typographical errors, strange characters and confusing formatting) and does not adequately preserve the historical character of the original artifact.
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The primates
Sarel Eimerl
Unknown Binding (Time-Life International, March 15, 1976)None
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The birds
Roger Tory Peterson
Unknown Binding (Time-Life Books, March 15, 1968)None