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Tracking Animal Identity

Tom Jackson

Identity is vital to any scientific research but it is not always easy to establish, especially with groups of species that look very similar, or those with secretive lifestyles. A number of fascinating techniques are used to establish species' identities, including recording sounds, monitoring tree damage, DNA analysis, and carbon dating fossil finds. Case studies include: woodpeckers, fur analysis, and identifying bats in flight.

GenresAnimalsIdentificationJuvenile literature

32 pages, 2 editions

English edition · First published 2015 by Raintree · ISBN 9781474702393

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2 editions

English

  • Tracking Animal Identity · Raintree · 2016 · ISBN 9781474702393 This page
  • Tracking Animal Identity · Capstone · 2015 · ISBN 9781491473108

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