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This collection combines in a single book the following two titles from David E. Lantz:- Coyotes in Their Economic Relations- House Rats and MiceCoyotes in Their Economic Relations is a seminal work by David E. Lantz that explores the complex economic dynamics of coyotes in North America. Through meticulous research and analysis, Lantz delves into the ways in which coyotes interact with various economic systems, including agriculture, wildlife management, and recreational hunting. The book sheds light on the predator’s impact on local economies and the challenges posed by their presence in different environments. Lantz’s thorough examination of coyotes offers valuable insights into the intricate relationship between wildlife and economics, making it a must-read for anyone interested in conservation, ecology, or the intersection of wildlife and human society. ‘Coyotes in Their Economic Relations’ is a compelling and informative read that highlights the importance of understanding and managing wildlife populations within the context of economic realities.’House Rats and Mice’ by David E. Lantz is an insightful exploration into the world of common household rodents, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of their behavior, biology, and role in human environments. Lantz combines scientific research with engaging storytelling, providing a perfect blend of educational content and narrative flair. The book delves into the adaptations that allow these creatures to thrive in close proximity to humans, uncovering the fascinating aspects of their social structures, communication methods, and survival strategies.Throughout the pages, Lantz emphasizes the importance of coexistence, urging readers to appreciate the ecological significance of these often-misunderstood animals. The vivid illustrations and descriptions bring to life the intricate dynamics of house rats and mice, illuminating their impact on both urban and rural settings. ‘House Rats and Mice’ is an essential read for nature enthusiasts, urban ecologists, and anyone keen on understanding the ever-present, yet frequently overlooked, wildlife in our lives.