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Nature, Gardens & Animals
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
Edwin Cameron Alberts
67 pages~1 hr 20 min read48 chapters$4.99
How were the Rockies made, and why do their slopes change with every thousand feet? Alberts explains the building of the mountains, the carving work of glaciers, and the plant communities that mantle them from foothill to alpine tundra. A clear natural history of a spectacular park. Read the landscape before you hike into the peaks.
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Inside this book
48 chapters
- 1ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK · COLORADO
- 2NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Natural History Handbook Series
- 3Administration
- 4America’s Natural Resources
- 5Contents
- 6THE MOUNTAINS ARE MADE
- 7THE WORK OF GLACIERS
- 8THE MOUNTAINS ARE MANTLED WITH PLANTS
- 9PLANT COMMUNITIES
- 10Below 9,000 Feet
- 11The Middle Belt
- 12Above Treeline
- 13ANIMAL LIFE
- 14Hoofed Mammals
- 15Predatory Mammals
- 16Gnawing Mammals
- 17Coldblooded Vertebrates
- 18Birds
+ 30 more. The full contents open with the book.
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