Animal Biology

The book is a hardcover edition with visible wear consistent with its age. There is no dust jacket present, or its condition is unknown. The binding appears intact, and the pages are generally clean, though some may show minor age-related discoloration or spotting. Overall, it maintains good structural integrity.

"Animal Biology" by Robert H. Wolcott, published by McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., in New York and London, 1946, is a hardcover third edition. This work was first published in 1933, with subsequent updates reflecting advancements in zoological knowledge. Wolcott, a former professor of zoology at the University of Nebraska, offers an in-depth exploration of animal biology, making it a valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of the subject. This edition, printed by The Maple Press Company in York, PA, is a testament to the evolving understanding of zoology in the mid-20th century. The book’s content is structured to facilitate learning, with chapters updated to include recent discoveries up to 1946. While specific condition details of a dust jacket are unknown, the hardcover binding suggests durability. This edition is particularly significant for collectors interested in educational texts from this era.