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Title: Bulletin / U.S. Department of Agriculture, Division of Biological Survey.
Publication: Washington : Government Printing Office, 1904-

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Request for On-site Use Request Scan How do I pick up this item and when will it be ready?	v. 32-42 (1908-1912)	Text	Request in advance	QGS (U.S. Bureau of biological survey. Bulletin) v. 32-42 (1908-1912)	Offsite
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Publication Date

No. 19 (1904)-
Ceased publication with no. 45 in 1913?

Description

v. : ill.; 24 cm.

Subject

Zoology, Economic > Periodicals

Note

Each number has also a distinctive title.
At head of title: United States Department of Agriculture.

Issued By (note)

Some numbers issued by a variant name of the bureau called: Biological Survey.

Linking Entry (note)

Continues: Bulletin (United States. Division of Biological Survey).

Contents

no. 19. Hunting licenses, their history, objects, and limitations. By T.S. Palmer.--no. 20. Coyotes in their economic relations. By D.E. Lantz.--no. 21. The bob-white and other quails of the United States in their economic relations. By S.D. Judd.--no. 22. Birds known to eat the boll weevil. By Vernon Bailey.--no. 23. The horned larks and their relation to agriculture. By W.L. McAtee.--no. 24. The grouse and wild turkeys of the United States, and their economic value. By S.D. Judd.--no. 25. Birds that eat the cotton boll weevil. By A.H. Howell.--no. 26. Distribution and migration of North American ducks, geese and swans. By W.W. Cooke.--no. 27. The North American eagles and their economic relations. By H.C. Oberholser.--no. 28. Game commissions and wardens, their appointment, powers and duties. By R.W. Williams, jr.--no. 29. The relation of birds to the cotton boll weevil. By A.H. Howell.--no. 30. Birds of California in relation to the fruit industry. By F.E.L. Beal.--no. 31. An economic study of field mice (genus Microtus) By D.E. Lantz.--no. 32. Food habits of the grosbeaks. By W.L. McAtee.--no. 33. The brown rat in the United States. By D.E. Lantz.--no. 34. Birds of California in relation to the fruit industry. By F.E.L. Beal.--no. 35. Distribution and migration of North American shore birds. By W.W. Cooke.--no. 36. Raising deer and other large game animals in the United States. By D.E. Lantz.--no. 37. Food of the woodpeckers of the United States. By F.E.L. Beal.--no. 38. Birds of Arkansas, by A.H. Howell.--no. 39. Woodpeckers in relation to trees and wood products. By W.L. McAtee.--no. 40. Report on condition of elk in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, in 1911. By E.A. Preble.--no. 41. Chronology and index of the more important events in Americn game protection, 1776-1911. By T.S. Palmer.--no. 42. Report of an expedition to Laysan Island in 1911. By H.R. Dill and W.A. Bryan.--no. 43. Index to papers relating to the food of birds, by members of the Biological survey in publications of the United States Department of Agriculture, 1885-1911. By W.L. McAtee.--no. 44. Food of our more important flycatchers. By F.E.L. Beal.--no. 45. Distribution and migration of North American herons and their allies. By W.W. Cooke.

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