British animals extinct within historic times; with some account of British wild cattle. With illustrations by J. Wolf, C. Whymper, R.W. Sherwin, and others
Further observations on arrested twin-development : and notice of an anomalous bone in a rudimentary form, representing the pelvis / by P. D. Handyside
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Handyside, P. D (Peter David) 1808-1881 Search this
Range ecology at disequilibrium : new models of natural variability and pastoral adaptation in African savannas / edited by Roy H. Behnke Jr., Ian Scoones, and Carol Kerven
The beef bonanza; or, How to get rich on the plains, being a description of cattle-growing, sheep-farming, horse-raising, and dairying in the West. With a foreword by Gilbert C. Fite
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Brisbin, James S (James Sanks) 1837-1892 Search this
The beef bonanza; or, How to get rich on the plains. Being a description of cattle-growing, sheep-farming, horse-raising, and dairying in the West / Gen. James S. Brisbin
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Brisbin, James S (James Sanks) 1837-1892 Search this
Short and long range syringe projector and Cap-Chur equipment ; Circa 1959-1960 catalog for the Palmer Chemical & Equipment Co, Inc., which made "remote drug delivery systems" aka tranquizer darts, for veterinary uses such as vacinating or treating farm animals (cattle, horses, sheep, pigs) or for immobilizing, capturing , restraining and treating wild or feral animals. Options included rifles and pistols. The system was called Cap-Chur. Also include letters to dealers, distributors and sellers; and a copy of another (dated 1959) to Senator Richard Russell, responding to an August 1959 article in the Washington Evening Star newspaper entitled "New Style Rustlers Use Quiet Gun". Apparently the article implied that the Cap-Chur system was being used for illicit purposes. Subsequently, legislators in Montana wanted to enact legislation banning the system, or to propose Federal legislation banning the system. Subequently, Senator Russell decided not to go forward with such legislation. Terms: Harold C. Palmer, Senator Murphy, Art Watson, Food and Drug Administration.