Comments on the Taxonomy and Geographic Distribution of Some North American Rabbits   By: E. Raymond (Eugene Raymond) Hall (1902-1986)

In this comprehensive study, E. Raymond Hall meticulously examines the taxonomy and geographic distribution of North American rabbits. Through detailed analysis of physical characteristics and habitat locations, Hall provides valuable insights into the diversity and distribution of these small mammals. His research is thorough and well-documented, offering a significant contribution to the field of mammalogy. Readers with an interest in wildlife biology and conservation will find this book to be an essential resource.

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In preparing maps showing the geographic distribution of North American lagomorphs, some conflicting statements in the literature have led us to examine the pertinent specimens of the Florida cottontail and the Audubon cottontail with results as given below. The study here reported upon was aided by a contract between the Office of Naval Research, Department of the Navy, and the University of Kansas (NR 161 791). Unless otherwise indicated, catalogue numbers are of the United States National Museum and most of the specimens are in the Biological Surveys collection of the Fish and Wildlife Service... Continue reading book >>