Mammals from Southeastern Alaska

Mammals from Southeastern Alaska, authored by Rollin H. Baker in the mid-20th century, is a scientific study documenting various mammal species collected in Southeastern Alaska during fieldwork in 1951. The book provides systematic descriptions, measurements, and taxonomic information on species such as the Dusky Shrew and Little Brown Myotis, contributing valuable insights into the region's biodiversity. It serves as an important resource for researchers in zoology and ecology, detailing the relationships and classifications of the collected specimens.