The Dingo: in Australia and Asia
History Non-Fiction Environment Australian History Nature & Earth Regional History Wildlife Ecology Zoology Animal Psychology Australian Ecology
The Dingo: in-depth insights into Australia's iconic native dog
This vintage 1995 paperback edition of "The Dingo: in Australia and Asia" is a must-have for young adults and adults fascinated by animal psychology, Australian history, and ecology. Authored by Laurie Corbett, this 200-page textbook is a valuable resource for students, researchers, and enthusiasts alike. With its comprehensive coverage of the dingo's evolution, behavior, and habitat, it is an essential addition to any library or personal collection.
The book's well-researched content is complemented by its sturdy paperback format, measuring 240mm in height and 180mm in width, making it easy to handle and store. Weighing 440g, it is a substantial yet portable reference book. The interior features clean and unmarked pages, with only minor scuffing on the front inner cover. The absence of dog ears and writing ensures an uninterrupted reading experience.
As a valuable educational resource, "The Dingo: in Australia and Asia" is an excellent choice for students of zoology, Australian ecology, and regional history. The book's focus on the dingo's role in Australian history and ecology makes it an engaging read for anyone interested in learning more about this unique animal. With its informative content, accompanied by illustrations, this book is an excellent addition to any enthusiast's collection.
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