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Natural History

Quite lost

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February 2014, no. 358

Lost Animals: Extinction and the Photographic Record by Errol Fuller

Bloomsbury, $49.99 hb, 260 pp, 9781408172155

Natural History

Quite lost

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February 2014, no. 358

Errol Fuller has played a key role in documenting historical extinctions of birds, notably the Great Auk and the Dodo. In the course of this work he has accumulated a fascinating collection of photographs of now extinct animals, many of them unique and not previously published.

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Peter Menkhorst

Peter Menkhorst is a zoologist with the Victorian Government’s Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research where he works on a broad range of fauna conservation issues. He has produced field guides to both the mammals and the birds of Australia, most recently The Australian Bird Guide (CSIRO Publishing, 2017).

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