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Bachelors Zoology University of Utah

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According to Wikipedia, Angus Munn Woodbury was an American zoologist and ecologist from Utah. He was professor at the University of Utah for over 20 years, and also worked for many years as a ranger-naturalist at Zion National Park. He produced over 100 publications, many focused on the biology of reptiles and birds, but also on insects, ecological succession, and the history of Utah. He and his wife of 55 years, Grace Atkin Woodbury, died in an automobile collision on August 1, 1964, near Loveland, Colorado.

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Angus M. Woodbury's Published Works

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The Puma, Mysterious American Cat (1947) (116)
Great Basin Naturalist (1965) (93)
Symposium: Uses of Marking Animals in Ecological Studies (1956) (43)
Distribution of Pigmy Conifers in Utah and Northeastern Arizona (1947) (41)
Changing the "Hook‐Order" in Cows (1941) (32)
Ecological Studies of the Flora and Fauna in Glen Canyon (1959) (22)
Principles of General Ecology (1955) (22)
Ord Kangaroo Rat in Captivity. (1956) (19)
Biotic Relationships of Zion Canyon, Utah with Special Reference to Succession (1933) (19)
RESULTS OF THE PACIFIC GULL COLOR-BANDING PROJECT (1951) (18)
Annotated Check-List of the Birds of Utah (1950) (15)
Animal Migration: Periodic-Response Theory (1941) (12)
Ecology of the Great Salt Lake Desert: I. An Annual Cycle of the Desert Jackrabbit (1955) (12)
A HISTORY OF SOUTHERN UTAH and ITS NATIONAL PARKS (1944) (10)
Bird Records from Utah and Arizona (1939) (8)
The Reptiles of Zion National Park (8)
Animal Relationships of Great Salt Lake (1936) (7)
Copulation in Gopher Snakes (1941) (7)
THE DENS AND BEHAVIOR OF THE DESERT TORTOISE. (1940) (7)
Notes on the spiders of Washington County, Utah (6)
An Hour in the Life of a Broad-Tailed Hummingbird (1938) (6)
Marking Reptiles with an Electric Tattooing Outfit (1948) (5)
Notes on Mexican snakes from Oaxaca (1944) (5)
Survey of Vegetation in the Glen Canyon Reservoir Basin (1959) (5)
The Name Crotalus viridis concolor Woodbury (1958) (4)
The snails of Zion National Park (2)
Protection of Rainbow Bridge National Monument: An exchange of views on the effects of Glen Canyon dam shows that complex problems remain to be solved. (1961) (2)
Ecological studies of the flora and fauna of the Curecant Reservoir Basins, western Colorado (1962) (2)
Survey of Vegetation in the Curecanti Reservoir Basin (1962) (2)
Protecting Rainbow Bridge. (1960) (2)
Survey of Vegetation in the Flaming Gorge Reservoir Basin (1960) (2)
Ecology and the Population Problem. (1955) (1)
ANTLER-EATING BY RODENTS. (1940) (1)
A Record of Tadarida macrotis from Utah (1937) (1)
The Dens and Behavior of the Desert Tortoise (1940) (1)
Animals and Salinity in the Great Basin (1948) (1)
Northern Crested Lizard Collected in Utah (1940) (1)
Ecological Taxonomy. (1952) (0)
THE ROUTE OF JEDEDIAH S. SMITH IN 1826 FROM THE GREAT SALT LAKE TO THE COLORADO RIVER (1931) (0)
Type Locality of Perisoreus canadensis capitalis Ridgway (1944) (0)
Colorado Dam Controversy (1957) (0)
Response : Rainbow Bridge (1960) (0)
The Mohave Rattlesnake in Utah (1947) (0)
Science, Population, and Arid Lands (1955) (0)
On the correct name for the Yellow Rattlesnake from the Colorado River Basin (1951) (0)
Status of the Name Crotalus concolor (1942) (0)
THE COLORADO RIVER — THE PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SETTING (1960) (0)
Antler-Eating by Rodents (1940) (0)
THE LOWER SONORAN IN SOUTH-WESTERN UTAH. (1938) (0)
Meteorological Data in Ecology (1951) (0)
MAN'S BIOLOGICAL FUTURE. (1942) (0)
Notes on migrations of the painted lady butterflv in 1945 (1947) (0)
Response : Ecology and the Population Problem (1955) (0)
Ecological Taxonomy (1952) (0)
A new Gerrhonotus lizard from Utah (1945) (0)
METEOROLOGICAL data in ecology. (1951) (0)
Letters to the Editor. (1960) (0)
Reply : Protection of Rainbow Bridge National Monument (1961) (0)

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