The Platypus: Its Discovery, Zoological Position, Form and Characteristics, Habits, Life History, etc.: The Natural History of One of the World’s Most($9.99Value)

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Unique Elements Historical Context - Author Biography A comprehensive early study of one of the most distinctive mammals in the animal kingdom. This edition of The Platypus: Its Discovery, Zoological Position, Form and Characteristics, Habits, Life History, etc. by Harry Burrell presents a classic work of natural history and zoological study. Inside the book First published in 1927, this work examines the platypus from both a scientific and observational perspective. Burrell details its discovery and classification, addressing the debates it sparked within zoology. He describes its anatomy, behavior, and habitat, along with its reproductive and life patterns. Based on extensive fieldwork, the book provides a thorough and carefully documented study of a species that continues to interest scientists and naturalists alike. About the book Harry Burrell (1873 to 1945) was an Australian naturalist and writer known for his pioneering research on the platypus. His work contributed significantly to the understanding of monotremes, combining scientific investigation with detailed field observation. Title Details Original 1927 Work - Science / Zoology / Natural History - 6 x 9 Inches - Matte Cover - Cream Paper