Herpetological History Of The Zoo And Aquarium World

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Herpetological History of the Zoo and Aquarium World

Herpetological History of the Zoo and Aquarium World
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Book Synopsis Herpetological History of the Zoo and Aquarium World by : James Bernard Murphy

Download or read book Herpetological History of the Zoo and Aquarium World written by James Bernard Murphy and published by . This book was released on 2007 with total page 352 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Follows the changes in zoo and aquarium communities by looking at the development and expansion of the discipline. This work presents portraits of a number of zoos and aquariums throughout the world to show the chronology of herpetological discovery, people who worked at those places, and the breadth of the programs that were put in place.


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