The Life of Inland Waters An Elementary Text book of Fresh Water Biology for St

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The Life of Inland Waters An Elementary Text book of Fresh Water Biology for St
James George Needham
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/>7ayf/y Cb&isf/y CHAPTER VII ABORIGINAL CULTURE ARDLY any native species found by the white man in America had done so much to alter and improve its environment as had the American beaver. Cer- tainly the red m
...an had done less. Thousands of acres of fertile valley land now tilled by Amer- ican plowmen was ___^ levelled up behind beaver dams. These followed one another in close succession in the valley of many a woodland stream. The wash from the hills settled in their basins. As they were filled, dams were built higher, and thus the rich soil grew deeper.
The beaver was a builder of ponds. His only method was by damming gentle streams. He cut down trees with his great chisel-like teeth, trees often six, eight, or ten inches in diameter.


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