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100 1  Lott, Dale F.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       n82110342 
245 10 American bison :|ba natural history /|cDale F. Lott ; with
       a foreword by Harry W. Greene. 
264  1 Berkeley :|bUniversity of California Press,|c[2002] 
264  4 |c©2002 
300    1 online resource (xvi, 229 pages) :|billustrations. 
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490 1  Organisms and environments ;|v6 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 213-221). 
505 00 |gpt. 1.|tRelationships, relationships --|g1.|tBull to 
       bull and cow to bull --|g2.|tCow to cow --|g3.|tCow to 
       calf --|gpt. 2.|tMachinery of a bison's life --|g4.|tBison
       athletics --|g5.|tDigestion : grass to gas and chips --
       |g6.|tTemperature control --|gpt. 3.|tWhence they came 
       forth, and how much they multiplied --|g7.|tAncestors and 
       relatives --|g8.|tHow many : the bison population in 
       primitive America --|gpt. 4.|tBison's neighborhood --|g9.
       |tCentral grassland : where buffalo roam when they're at 
       home --|gpt. 5.|tBison's neighbors --|g10.|tWolves and 
       bison : myths and realities --|g11.|tBuffalo birds --|g12.
       |tDiseases and parasites --|g13.|tPronghorn --|g14.
       |tPrairie dogs --|g15.|tBadgers --|g16.|tCoyotes --|g17.
       |tGrizzlies --|g18.|tFerrets --|gpt. 6.|tHuman and buffalo
       --|g19.|tClose encounters of the buffalo kind --|g20.|tTo 
       kill a bison --|g21.|tBison numbers before the great 
       slaughter --|g22.|tWhere have all the bison gone --|g23.
       |tAttitudes --|g24.|tConservation : then and now --|g25.
       |tA Great Plains park. 
520    American bison takes us on a journey into the bison's past
       and shares a compelling vision for its future, offering 
       along the way a valuable introduction to North American 
       prairie ecology. Lott explores the social life and 
       physiology of the bison, sharing stories about its 
       impressive physical prowess and fascinating relationships.
       Describing the entire grassland community in which the 
       bison live, he writes about the wolves, pronghorn, prairie
       dogs, grizzly bears, and other animals and plants, 
       detailing the interdependent relationships among these 
       inhabitants of a lost landscape. Lott also traces the long
       and dramatic relationship between the bison and Native 
       Americans, and gives a surprising look at the history of 
       the hide hunts that delivered the coup de grace to the 
       already dwindling bison population in a few short years. 
       Lott also dismantles many of the myths we have created 
       about these ways of life, and about the bison in 
       particular, to reveal the animal itself: ruminating, 
       reproducing, and rutting in its full glory. His portrait 
       of the bison ultimately becomes a plea to conserve its 
       wildness and an eloquent meditation on the importance of 
       the wild in our lives. 
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650  7 American bison.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast/806966
655  4 Electronic books. 
776 08 |iPrint version:|aLott, Dale F.|tAmerican bison.|dBerkeley
       : University of California Press, ©2002|z0520233387|w(DLC)
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830  0 Organisms and environments ;|0https://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/names/n99830692|v6. 
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