A New Subspecies of Pocket Mouse from Kansas

About this book

In the mid-20th century, the exploration of North American fauna led to significant discoveries in mammalian diversity. "A New Subspecies of Pocket Mouse from Kansas" by E. Raymond Hall presents a meticulous examination of the "Perognathus flavescens cockrumi," a newly identified subspecies that highlights the ecological intricacies of the region. This scientific publication delves into the unique morphological characteristics and habitat preferences of this pocket mouse, enriching our understanding of rodent adaptations. Ideal for students, researchers, and wildlife enthusiasts, this work underscores the importance of biodiversity and conservation efforts. Hall's findings not only contribute to the taxonomy of mammals but also serve as a vital resource for those invested in the study of North American wildlife.

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