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According to Harold Douglas Pratt, author of The Hawaiian Honeycreepers, when Amadon's work was published it became "one of the landmarks of drepaniidae research. The Hawaiian Honeycreepers (Aves Drepaniidae) was the first complete revision of the group since Perkins (1903), and brought their taxonomy into line with contemporary thinking that favored large polytypic species and broadly defined genera; it was the basis of honeycreeper classification for the next three decades."
Blue cardstock, glued spine; 10.5 inches tall; 262 pages plus 7 photographic plates; illustrated with charts, graphs and drawings. Spine and perimeter sun-faded; taped sticker upper spine, name on cover; a few margin notes, and underlines. Carefully handled, lower spine rubbed. Appendix 1: Native land and fresh-water birds (except Drepaniidae) of the Hawaiian Islands -- Appendix 2: Explanation of logarithmic ratio diagrams. ------- REF: OMKM
Title: The Hawaiian Honeycreepers (Aves, Drepaniidae). Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History Volume 95: Article 4
Categories: REFERENCE & TEXTBOOKS,
Publisher: New York, American Museum of Natural History: 1950
Binding: Soft cover
Book Condition: Good
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Type: Book
Seller ID: 012190
Keywords: Natural History ; Orinothology; Hawaii,