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Melbourne: William Heinemann, 1970. 400 g; X, 206 pages, includes bibliography and index. 10 text figures, and illustrated title page, with the illustration being repeated on the front panel of the dust jacket and on the front board of the book. Rubbing to the base edge of the boards, and the top of the spine, handling marks to the edges of the text block, rubbing and chipping of the edges of the dust jacket, mainly at the fold over tips and top and bottom of the spine. "Dominant Mammal is then, a biologist's view of the human situation, but that outlook is still a humane one. The author can no more see the future than anyone else. He finds himself swinging between optimism and pessimism, and his final question is: how long must humanity's "" continue before it reaches one of its only two alternative endings: extermination or a stable human ecosystem?" -- rear fold over blurb a digital image of the book can be provided to help assess condition.. First Edition. Illustrated Boards. Ordinary/Good. Illus. by Diagrammatic. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Ecology.