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The Barren Ground Caribou of Keewatin
Francis Harper
Across the empty tundra of Keewatin, caribou move in rivers of hooves and antlers. Francis Harper tracks their great migrations through the Churchill and Nueltin Lake country, from spring push to fall retreat, with the eye of a working field naturalist. A vivid record of one of North America's last vast animal journeys. Follow the barren-ground herds across the roof of Canada.
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64 chapters
- 1THE BARREN GROUND CARIBOU OF KEEWATIN
- 2THE BARREN GROUND CARIBOU OF KEEWATIN BY FRANCIS HARPER
- 3CONTENTS
- 4LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS (added by transcriber)
- 5Introduction
- 6Migrations
- 7Southern limits of winter range
- 8Spring migration in the Churchill region
- 9Spring migration in the Nueltin Lake region
- 10Summer interlude
- 11Fall migration in the Nueltin Lake region
- 12Retrograde autumnal movement
- 13Fall migration in the Churchill region
- 14Summation of Geographical Distribution
- 15Ecology
- 16Habitats
- 17Trails
- 18Influence of weather on distribution
+ 46 more. The full contents open with the book.
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