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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"Fur-Bearing Animals"”.

  1. The status of beavers in the delta area of the San Joaquin River, San Joaquin County, California, 1950-1951

    … of this nation was a very important one. The fur trappers in their quest for new areas in which to trap, vigorously explored unknown regions. Knowledge concerning the geography of the new land was passed on the colonists who were eagerly seeking new and suitable sites for home and farms. Thus …

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  2. The Rise and Fall of the Louisiana Muskrat, 1890-1960: An Environmental and Social History

    … officials chose to develop a market for muskrat fur and protect its supply through management laws. The state sought the cooperation of trappers in order to maintain global demand, but when nutria were released alongside the muskrat, the ecological balance of the marsh was permanently altered. …

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