William Beebe Knihy

More than 100 splendid illustrations enhance this fascinating firsthand account of a 1923 expedition to survey the wildlife of the Galápagos Islands. Beebe, a renowned biologist and explorer, combines literary skill with careful research to produce an exceptionally readable book. "High romance, exact science, fascinating history, wild adventure." — Nation.

This book introduces the concept of graphic algebra in the study of equations of one unknown quantity. Phillips and Beebe provide a geometrical interpretation of the method, making it accessible and more intuitive to students. The book includes numerous examples and exercises to assist in the comprehension and application of the material.

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A beautifully illustrated and comprehensive guide to the world of pheasants and their kin. Chanler and Beebe bring together a wealth of scientific knowledge and artistic skill to produce a work that is both scientifically rigorous and aesthetically stunning.

Preliminary Pheasant Studies is a landmark work of avian literature, which provides a detailed and scientifically rigorous account of the pheasant species of North America. The book includes detailed descriptions of each species' morphology, ecology, and natural history, as well as a wealth of beautiful illustrations and photographs.