Feenixx Publishing - Educational and Hobby Posters

Fresh Water Game Fish

WORK IN PROGRESS - THIS POSTER HAS NOT YET BEEN PUBLISHED

A236 Fresh Water Game Fish of North America
These are the fish that the fisherman seek. Outstanding original illustrations of bass, perch, trout and all the other popular species. Species are listed by both common name and biological name. This is the first of a two-part set. Salt Water Game Fish is scheduled to be published next year.

STATUS: Almost complete. We still need three more illustrations. Their placement and size is indicated by green ovals. Water Game Fish of North America
These are the fish that the fisherman seek. Outstanding original illustrations of bass, perch, trout and all the other popular species. Species are listed by both common name and biological name.

Mammals are the most well-known animals on Earth. They were named for their unique mammary glands which produce milk to feed the young. This soft tissue does not fossilize. To differentiate modern mammals from their more primitive ancestors, paleontologists use a distinguishing feature shared by all living mammals: the three middle ear bones used for hearing. These bones are now the defining characteristic of the clade.
Animals are now being reclassified in accordance with the new cladistic classification system. None of the new systems proposed for mammals has been widely accepted so the Linnaeus classification system is still used. Under it there are 29 orders, 153 families and about 1,200 genera. There are approximately 5,400 species ranging in size from the 1.2 inch Thumblebee Bat to the 110 foot Blue Whale.
This great new series of poster explores the largest and most popular order. They identify and present every family in the order. Each is briefly introduced and the number of known species is cited. A great many beautiful, highly detailed and anatomically accurate illustrations show an outstanding selection of representational species. North American mammals are shown whenever possible. All of the titles in this series have the same graphic design, making them a matched set. The warm colors go well with almost all decors.

STATUS: Present plants call for all the first four titles in this series to be published and released together.Carnivores, Primates and Ungulates are complete. Illustrations are now being prepared for Marsupials.