Rattlesnakes of Arizona, Volume 1
Rattlesnakes of Arizona, Volume 1: Species Accounts is a landmark reference dedicated to the biology, behavior, and conservation of rattlesnakes found in Arizona. With contributions from over 60 authors and editors, this comprehensive volume presents detailed, peer-reviewed species accounts covering all rattlesnake species in the state. Each chapter explores taxonomy, distribution, habitat, natural history, venom, and current conservation status—accompanied by exceptional photographs, range maps, analytical graphs, data-rich tables, and figures.
A dedicated chapter explores the fusion of art and herpetology, showcasing the remarkable illustrations of Tell Hicks, whose lifelike portrayals animate these iconic reptiles across the pages. Enriched with hundreds of vibrant color photographs, this comprehensive volume is an essential resource for herpetologists, conservation advocates, and anyone drawn to the striking biology and aesthetic of rattlesnakes. This book is a must-have resource for understanding the rich diversity of rattlesnakes in Arizona.
The contributors (authors) Bob Ashley David G. Barker Kent R. Beaman Bayard H. Brattstrom Michael D. Cardwell Mark A. Davis Michael E. Douglas Martin J. Feldner Matt Goode Tell Hicks Jesse M. Meik Charles W. Painter Mickey Ray Parker Trevor B. Persons John P. Porter David B. Prival Randall S. Reiserer Roger A. Repp Gordon W. Schuett John M. Slone Charles F. Smith Carol L. Spencer
