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A Natural History of Oregon’s Lake Abert in the Northwest Great Basin Landscape focuses on a salt lake and includes descriptions and numerous photos of the region’s geology, hydrology, and plants and animals—from lichens to pronghorn sheep—as well as its archaeology. Because birds are so conspicuous, both on the lake and in the uplands, there is an abundant amount of information including about them.

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"""Ron Larson's book is well researched and referenced and draws a wide range of material together that general readers and researchers will find interesting and useful."" --Ray Weldon, professor, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oregon"

"Ron Larson's book is well researched and referenced and draws a wide range of material together that general readers and researchers will find interesting and useful."" —Ray Weldon, professor, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oregon"

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Ron Larson completed his PhD in marine sciences in Canada and did post-doctorial work in Florida using submersibles to study deep-sea mammals. He laster worked for US Fish and Wildlife Services in Georgia, Mississippi, and finally Oregon until his retirement in 2014. Larson's employment with the USFWS focused on water development and endangered species, and his research interests include the ecology of waterbirds and shorebirds. He is a board member of the Oregon Lakes Association and the Klamath Basin Audobon Society.

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