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Lichens of the Alaskan Arctic by John Thomson (VTG Alaska Textbook HC; Excellent

“Lichens of the Alaskan Arctic Slope” by John W. Thomson Copyright 1979 Vintage hardcover textbook in excellent condition that Covers more than 500 species of lichens occuring on the north slope of Alaska. Clothbound hardcover in great condition! Inside pages are clean, crisp and unmarked. Great information and pictures (from the 70’s) throughout. Google Description: “It gives keys to the genera and species as well as succinct descriptions of the species, including information on the ecology and range of each. The book covers a specific area but, as the majority of species included are circumpolar, it will be useful in investigations extending far beyond the borders of Alaska.”

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Item	126290079030
Seller	brittb44 ( 47 ⭐ ) 100.0% Location: Rapid City, US, South Dakota Accept Payments With ,
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Condition	Like New
Original Language	English
ISBN	9780802054289
Publication Year	1979
Format	Hardcover
Language	English
Book Title	Lichens of the Alaskan Arctic Slope
Illustrator	Yes
Author	John W. Thomson
Publisher	University of Toronto Press
Genre	Science
Topic	Life Sciences / Botany

“Lichens of the Alaskan Arctic Slope” by John W. Thomson

Vintage hardcover textbook in excellent condition that Covers more than 500 species of lichens occuring on the north slope of Alaska. Clothbound hardcover in great condition! Inside pages are clean, crisp and unmarked. Great information and pictures (from the 70’s) throughout.

Google Description: “It gives keys to the genera and species as well as succinct descriptions of the species, including information on the ecology and range of each. The book covers a specific area but, as the majority of species included are circumpolar, it will be useful in investigations extending far beyond the borders of Alaska.”