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THE ICELANDIC CANADIAN
Vol. 58 #4
some being barely discernible. There is lit-
tle depth of the field; it appears that the
nature photographer (Kilmer) would have
benefited from a better quality camera.
The text lacks references. The
Bibliography is outdated and is missing
most of the few references that are cited
throughout the text, e.g. missing four out
of the five references for Abies.
Feeding the Vikings is a beautifully
laid out coffee table book and the folksie
anecdoted material adds a certain charm.
However, it is a frustrating reference for
anyone who is seriously into plant identifi-
cation.
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