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Volume 3 - March 1955

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  • Doctor Jimek I Presume. By Bernhard Grzimek. Thames and Hudson, Ltd. 16s.

  • G. S. C.
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    03 September 2009, pp. 159-160
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  • Roe Deer and Fallow

  • P. Delap
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    03 September 2009, pp. 38-39
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  • The Balance of Nature—What Does it Mean?

  • G. Dennler De La Tour
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    03 September 2009, p. 199
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  • Maintaining the balance of nature means keeping up the biological equilibrium; that is the quantitative balance between living beings, animals and plants. The term should refer to an area which can be defined fairly clearly, preferably from a biological standpoint.

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  • North American Moose. By Randolph L. Peterson. University of Toronto Press, 1955. $12.50.

  • R. Y. E.
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    03 September 2009, pp. 107-108
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British Mammals

  • Mammals in Hampshire

  • P. H. Carne
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    03 September 2009, pp. 200-202
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  • In the New Forest alone, Hampshire possesses what is potentially one of the finest mammal sanctuaries in the southern half of Britain. Hampshire as a whole contains a greater proportion of woodland, acre for acre, than any other English county except neighbouring Sussex. Since woodland is, perhaps, the most important single ecological factor controlling the incidence and abundance of mammals in Great Britain, it is not altogether surprising that Hampshire's mammals are many in number and varied in species.

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  • No Room for Wild Animals. By Bernhard Grzimek. Thames and Hudson, Ltd. 18s.

  • G. S. C.
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    03 September 2009, pp. 274-275
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  • Cape Wild Life, No. 12, June, 1956.

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    03 September 2009, p. 340
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  • Giant Fallow Deer

  • G. Kenneth Whitehead
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    03 September 2009, p. 39
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  • Predator Control, Why and How. State of Missouri Conservation Committee.

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    03 September 2009, pp. 340-341
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  • Roe Deer Rings

  • Anthony Buxton
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    03 September 2009, pp. 203-204
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  • Last of the Curlews. By Fred Bodsworth. The Museum Press. 10s. 6d.

  • M. D.
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    03 September 2009, p. 276
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  • The Greater Horseshoe Bat

  • J. H. D. Hooper
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    03 September 2009, p. 40
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  • Eagles. By Leslie Brown. London, Michael Joseph, 1955. pp. 274, 88 photographs. 18s.

  • J. J. Y.
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    03 September 2009, p. 110
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  • Beetles. By Jr.B. Bechyně. Thames and Hudson, 1956. 250 illustrations—48 in colour. 18s.

  • L. C. B.
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    03 September 2009, pp. 276-277
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  • Records of Birds of Prey Bred in Captivity. By Arthur A. Prestwich. London, 1955. Arthur A. Prestwich. 10s. 6d.

  • J. J. Y.
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