Desert Puma: Evolutionary Ecology And Conservation Of An Enduring Carnivore
by Kenneth A. Logan, Linda L. Sweanor
Desert Puma examines the evolutionary ecology and conservation of the puma, an enduring carnivore of desert environments. Written by Kenneth A. Logan and Linda L. Sweanor, this focused study will interest readers of wildlife biology, zoology, ecology, and conservation seeking a closer look at this remarkable animal.
About This Book
Desert Puma explores the evolutionary ecology of one of North America’s most enduring carnivores.
The book focuses on pumas in desert environments, connecting ecological understanding with conservation concerns.
Kenneth A. Logan and Linda L. Sweanor present a specialized work for readers interested in wildlife biology, animal ecology, and the preservation of wild species.
Its subject makes it relevant to students, researchers, conservation professionals, and general readers seeking a deeper understanding of pumas and their place in desert ecosystems.
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