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INTRODUCTION TO CALIFORNIA BEETLES (California Natural History Guide).
ITEM #: FG-13550
PRICE: $19.95
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| Resource Description
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| INTRODUCTION TO CALIFORNIA BEETLES (California Natural History Guide). Evans, Hogue. The amazing armored bodies of beetles allow them to bore into plant tissue, navigate fast-moving streams, burrow through seemingly impenetrable soil, survive blistering heat, and fly. With around 8,000 species living in California, beetles represent the largest and most diverse group of organisms in the state and are an excellent subject for study since they can be found almost everywhere--in backyards, gardens, forests, and deserts. This, the only guide to California beetles available, is the perfect book for anyone-from outdoor enthusiasts to professional biologists--who wants to explore the fascinating world of beetles. In addition to providing information on where to find and how to study beetles, the book also gives an engaging and accessible overview of their natural history, biology, distribution, and relation to humans. #FG-13550.
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