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Paperback or Softback. Etat : New. Higher Purposes: The Lesson from God to Job, the Lesson from Job to Us. Book.

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Wraps. Etat : Very Good+ to Near Fine. Edited by Robert Morrish. Cover art by Allen Koszowski. Includes "The Sticks" by Charlee Jacob; "White Pumpkins" by David Prill; "Father, Son, Holy Rabbit" by Stephen Graham Jones; "That Lovely Land of Might-Have-Been" by Paul G. Bens, Jr.; "Holes" by A. R. Morlan; "The Death Wagon Rolls on By" by C. Dean Anderson; "It Rips" by Michael McBride; "Halloween: An Acrostic of Little Horrors" by Jack Slay, Jr.; "What Dread Hand" by James Cooper & Andrew Jury. Non-fiction: "A Conversation with Charlee Jacob" by Hank Wagner; "New Voices: Michael McBride" by Steve Vernon; "Harvesting Halloween Fiction" by Paul Melniczek; "Spotlight on Publishing: Centipede Press" by Wayne Edwards; other standard features. Illustrations by Cybelle C. Collins, Joseph Larkin, Zach McCain, Alex McVey, Keith Minnion, and Frankie B. Washington. Minor stress, bumps and creasing. Magazine. …

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Paperback. Etat : New. Speleobiology, the study of cave life, is a relatively new science. The diversity of species that live in caves, springs, and aquifers is just beginning to be documented, and much of the underground world has yet to be explored. The surveys of cave life reported in this book represent an important step forward in understanding the biodiversity of caves in Oklahoma and Arkansas.The project whose research led to the publication of Cave Life of Oklahoma and Arkansas began in the 1970s as a study of Ozark cavefish and expanded to encompass two states and involve a number of research topics and collaborators. The authors and their team donned snorkeling gear, cave suits, and climbing harnesses and descended into caves in Oklahoma and Arkansas to study, inventory, and photograph this hidden world.The result is a comprehensive checklist of the region's cave fauna, complete with descriptions of these rare animals' distribution and ecological niches. The cast of characters ranges from familiar and charismatic species, such as cave crayfish and gray bats, to rare and bizarre fauna, such as blind salamanders and cave dung beetles. More than 175 full-color illustrations include stunning, never-before-seen photographs (from the cameras of Dave Bunnel, Tim Ernst, and Danté B. Fenolio, among others)of cave animals - even some newly discovered species. The authors also address conservation of subterranean biodiversity, discussing not only threats to cave life such as invasive species, resource extraction, and habitat loss, but also current methods of preservation and protection, including legislation, land acquisition, people management, and cave gates. The book's appendices provide a comprehensive cave bibliography and checklists of subterranean animals for each cave.Speleology is critical to science. Subterranean organisms are key indicators of groundwater quality, and their adaptations can lead to advances in medicine. Cave Life of Oklahoma and Arkansas advances our knowledge of, and can thus help us save, subterranean ecosystems - among the world's last frontiers.…

Paperback. Etat : New. Speleobiology, the study of cave life, is a relatively new science. The diversity of species that live in caves, springs, and aquifers is just beginning to be documented, and much of the underground world has yet to be explored. The surveys of cave life reported in this book represent an important step forward in understanding the biodiversity of caves in Oklahoma and Arkansas.The project whose research led to the publication of Cave Life of Oklahoma and Arkansas began in the 1970s as a study of Ozark cavefish and expanded to encompass two states and involve a number of research topics and collaborators. The authors and their team donned snorkeling gear, cave suits, and climbing harnesses and descended into caves in Oklahoma and Arkansas to study, inventory, and photograph this hidden world.The result is a comprehensive checklist of the region's cave fauna, complete with descriptions of these rare animals' distribution and ecological niches. The cast of characters ranges from familiar and charismatic species, such as cave crayfish and gray bats, to rare and bizarre fauna, such as blind salamanders and cave dung beetles. More than 175 full-color illustrations include stunning, never-before-seen photographs (from the cameras of Dave Bunnel, Tim Ernst, and Danté B. Fenolio, among others)of cave animals - even some newly discovered species. The authors also address conservation of subterranean biodiversity, discussing not only threats to cave life such as invasive species, resource extraction, and habitat loss, but also current methods of preservation and protection, including legislation, land acquisition, people management, and cave gates. The book's appendices provide a comprehensive cave bibliography and checklists of subterranean animals for each cave.Speleology is critical to science. Subterranean organisms are key indicators of groundwater quality, and their adaptations can lead to advances in medicine. Cave Life of Oklahoma and Arkansas advances our knowledge of, and can thus help us save, subterranean ecosystems - among the world's last frontiers.…

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Paperback. Etat : Brand New. 248 pages. 13.00x9.70x0.70 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Etat : New. Speleobiology, the study of cave life, is a relatively new science. The diversity of species that live in caves, springs, and aquifers is just beginning to be documented, and much of the underground world has yet to be explored. The surveys of cave life reported in this book represent an important step forward in understanding the biodiversity of caves in Oklahoma and Arkansas.The project whose research led to the publication of Cave Life of Oklahoma and Arkansas began in the 1970s as a study of Ozark cavefish and expanded to encompass two states and involve a number of research topics and collaborators. The authors and their team donned snorkeling gear, cave suits, and climbing harnesses and descended into caves in Oklahoma and Arkansas to study, inventory, and photograph this hidden world.The result is a comprehensive checklist of the region's cave fauna, complete with descriptions of these rare animals' distribution and ecological niches. The cast of characters ranges from familiar and charismatic species, such as cave crayfish and gray bats, to rare and bizarre fauna, such as blind salamanders and cave dung beetles. More than 175 full-color illustrations include stunning, never-before-seen photographs (from the cameras of Dave Bunnel, Tim Ernst, and Danté B. Fenolio, among others)of cave animals - even some newly discovered species. The authors also address conservation of subterranean biodiversity, discussing not only threats to cave life such as invasive species, resource extraction, and habitat loss, but also current methods of preservation and protection, including legislation, land acquisition, people management, and cave gates. The book's appendices provide a comprehensive cave bibliography and checklists of subterranean animals for each cave.Speleology is critical to science. Subterranean organisms are key indicators of groundwater quality, and their adaptations can lead to advances in medicine. Cave Life of Oklahoma and Arkansas advances our knowledge of, and can thus help us save, subterranean ecosystems - among the world's last frontiers.…

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Paperback. Etat : New. Speleobiology, the study of cave life, is a relatively new science. The diversity of species that live in caves, springs, and aquifers is just beginning to be documented, and much of the underground world has yet to be explored. The surveys of cave life reported in this book represent an important step forward in understanding the biodiversity of caves in Oklahoma and Arkansas.The project whose research led to the publication of Cave Life of Oklahoma and Arkansas began in the 1970s as a study of Ozark cavefish and expanded to encompass two states and involve a number of research topics and collaborators. The authors and their team donned snorkeling gear, cave suits, and climbing harnesses and descended into caves in Oklahoma and Arkansas to study, inventory, and photograph this hidden world.The result is a comprehensive checklist of the region's cave fauna, complete with descriptions of these rare animals' distribution and ecological niches. The cast of characters ranges from familiar and charismatic species, such as cave crayfish and gray bats, to rare and bizarre fauna, such as blind salamanders and cave dung beetles. More than 175 full-color illustrations include stunning, never-before-seen photographs (from the cameras of Dave Bunnel, Tim Ernst, and Danté B. Fenolio, among others)of cave animals - even some newly discovered species. The authors also address conservation of subterranean biodiversity, discussing not only threats to cave life such as invasive species, resource extraction, and habitat loss, but also current methods of preservation and protection, including legislation, land acquisition, people management, and cave gates. The book's appendices provide a comprehensive cave bibliography and checklists of subterranean animals for each cave.Speleology is critical to science. Subterranean organisms are key indicators of groundwater quality, and their adaptations can lead to advances in medicine. Cave Life of Oklahoma and Arkansas advances our knowledge of, and can thus help us save, subterranean ecosystems - among the world's last frontiers.…

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Limited edition. Signed by the author and editor. Publisher's original illustrated boards with titles in white and yellow to the upper board and in white to the spine, in the Jaime Bishop illustrated dustwrapper and navy cloth solander box. Textured endpapers. Black satin bookmark. A fine copy, the binding square and firm, bright and fresh, with just a touch of rubbing to the head of the spine. The contents are clean throughout, and without previous owners' inscriptions and stamps. Complete with the fine dustwrapper, which is without fading, loss, or tears. Not price-clipped (£50.00 to the lower rear panel). Housed in the fine, structurally sound solander box. Issued in an edition of 200 copies, from which this example is numbered 78 and signed by the authors Paul DiFilippo, Jessica Reisman, Barry N. Malzberg, Jack Slay Jr., Howard Waldrop, A. M. Dellamonica, Robert Silverberg, Carol Emshwiller, Lisa Tuttle, John Kessel, Jeff VanderMeer, and the editors Michael Bishop and Steven Utley, in black and blue ink on the limitation page. A collection of 16 science fiction and horror short works, including the 2002 Locus Award-nominated novelette 'Neutrino Drag' by Paul Di Filippo and the 2018 Retro Hugo Award-nominated short story 'Mimic' by Donald A. Wollheim. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. All items are catalogued by humans. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. Signed by Author(s).…

Etat : New. Print on Demand pp. 248 4 Illus. (175 Col.), 12 Maps.

Etat : New. Print on Demand pp. 248, 12 Maps.