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Weekly British publication. Brief, non-technical, often “chatty” articles on a
wide range of recent scientific discoveries, controversies, and public policy
issues; excellent coverage of biological and conservation issues.
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Daniels, Robert A. 1996. Guide to the Identification of Scales of Inland Fishes of
Northeastern North America. New York State Museum. Albany, New York.
This book presents a comprehensive source of information to assist
researchers in identifying the scales of inland fishes of the Northeast.
Mills, Edward L., M.D. Scheuerell, J.T. Carlton, and D.L. Strayer. 1997.
Biological Invasions in the Hudson River Basin. New York State Museum.
Albany, New York.
“The purpose of this study is to present a comprehensive inventory of
the introduced flora and fauna of the Hudson River drainage basin.”
—from the introduction.
Mitchell, Richard S., and C.J. Sheviak. 1981. Rare Plants of New York State. New
York State Museum. Albany, New York.
“Through this publication we seek to reach the interested public as well as
professionals in conservation and biology. The book is not intended to be a
purely technical botanical document, but a practical guide and introduction
to the subject of rare plants in the state.” —from the foreword.
Mitchell, Richard S., and G. Tucker. 1997. Revised Checklist of New York State
Plants. New York State Museum. Albany, New York.
Revised compilation of all vascular plant species known to grow, independently
of cultivation, within the state of New York.
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