Observations on mammals of the Seward Peninsula, Alaska
Quay W. 1951. Observations on mammals of the Seward Peninsula, Alaska. Journal of Mammalogy. 32(1):88-99
This article presents observations made during a reconnaissance-like survey on the occurrence and distribution, life history, and ecology of mammals on the Seward Peninsula. Field work was performed during the summer of 1948 near Nome, on the south coast of the peninsula, and in the Imuruk Lake area.
- Type
- Journal Article
- Authors
- Quay, WB
- Units
- BELA
- Keywords
- Asses Ears, Bering Land Bridge National Preserve, Cloud Lake, Cottonwood Creek, Distribution, Imuruk Lake, Kuzitrin lake, Lava Lake, Mt. Boyan, Seward Peninsula, Surveys, Terrestrial Mammals, Trail Creek