Vertebrate Pests: Problems and Control

This trade paperback is in fair condition, with noticeable wear including scuffs and small stains on the cover. The binding is intact, though the pages show signs of age-related yellowing. The book contains a handwritten inscription on the title page, which does not affect the readability of the text. There is no dust jacket, as expected for this format.

"Vertebrate Pests: Problems and Control" by the National Academy of Sciences is a key volume in the "Principles of Plant and Animal Pest Control" series. Published by the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, D.C., this second printing from 1971 offers a comprehensive exploration of vertebrate pest issues and management strategies. With an ISBN of 0-309-01697-5, this trade paperback is an essential resource for those studying or working in agriculture and pest control. The book is part of a series developed under the guidance of the Committee on Plant and Animal Pests, reflecting the collaborative efforts of various governmental and research organizations. While the book includes a handwritten inscription, it remains a valuable reference for understanding historical and practical approaches to vertebrate pest management. This edition is particularly noted for its systematic approach and relevance to ongoing agricultural challenges.