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anatomical
anatomy
animals
Author_Illinois Natural History Survey
Author_Joyce E. Hofmann
badger
bats
beaver
big-eared bat
bobcat
brown rat
Canidae
carnivora
carnivore
Castoridae
cat
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Category=WN
Category=WNCF
Category=WT
Cervidae
chipmunk
coyote
Cricetidae
deer mouse
distribution maps
dogs
drawings
eastern woodrat
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family
fauna
Felidae
food
fox
Franklin's ground squirrel
genera
Geomyidae
gray bat
guide
habit
habitat
hiking
house mouse
hunting
identify
lagomorpha
lemming
maps
marsh rice rat
masked shrew
Mephitidae
mice
mink
mole
Muridae
muskrat
Mustelidae
naturalist
nature
opossum
order
Peromyscus
population
prairie vole
predators
prints
rabbit
raccoon
range
red fox
red squirrel
reference
reproduction
rodent
Rodentia
scat
shrew
skunk
species
squirrels
striped skunk
swamp rabbit
tables
trail
variation
Vespertilionidae
weasel
wildlife
wolf
woodchuck
Product details
- ISBN 9780252089411
- Weight: 454g
- Dimensions: 114 x 184mm
- Publication Date: 31 May 2026
- Publisher: University of Illinois Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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The new edition of the Field Guide to Illinois Mammals is a pocket-sized handbook on the state's sixty-one species. Joyce Hofmann provides entries with extensive physical descriptions, and information on lookalike species, behaviors, habitats, tracks and scat, and population status, and range. More than 200 color photos, drawings, and illustrations aid at-a-glance identification while distribution maps show where each species is known to occur in the state.
Designed to use in the field or the backyard, Field Guide to Illinois Mammals updates a singular reference for wildlife biologists, ecologists, hikers, armchair adventurers, and anyone else fascinated by the state's wildlife.
Designed to use in the field or the backyard, Field Guide to Illinois Mammals updates a singular reference for wildlife biologists, ecologists, hikers, armchair adventurers, and anyone else fascinated by the state's wildlife.
Joyce E. Hofmann is a research affiliate at the Illinois Natural History Survey, Prairie Research Institute at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign.
