author
b. 1922
Known for a detailed mid-20th-century study of prairie voles in northeastern Kansas, this author wrote careful, observation-based natural history that still circulates through digital archives today.

by Edwin Perry Martin
Edwin Perry Martin is credited as the author of A Population Study of the Prairie Vole (Microtus ochrogaster) in Northeastern Kansas, a scientific work that has been preserved by Project Gutenberg and other book databases.
The available sources in this search point to Martin as a researcher rather than a widely documented literary figure, and they consistently connect his name with zoological and field-based study of prairie vole populations. Reliable biographical details beyond his authorship were limited, so a fuller life story could not be confirmed from the sources reviewed.
Because of that, the clearest picture available is of a writer of specialized natural-history research whose work contributed to the record of mammal ecology in the American Midwest.