A Field Guide to the Mammals of Central America and Southeast Mexico

Name: A Field Guide to the Mammals of Central America and Southeast Mexico
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Author	Fiona A. Reid
Language	English
ISBN	9780195343236
Publishing House	Oxford University Press
Pages	384
Format	23 x 16 cm
Binding	paperback
Pictures	richly illustrated, full color
Year of publication	2009

21 new species added since the first edition, including 9 new bat species
Fully updated species accounts, taking into account changes in species names and new subspecies
Updated distribution maps

This is the only field guide to provide comprehensive coverage of the mammals of Central America and Southeast Mexico. This edition features 21 new species accounts, including nine for bats. Four new full-color maps show parks and protected areas, biomes, elevations, and habitat loss. From Funnel-eared Bats and Spider Monkeys to Climbing Rats and Pocket Mice, Anteaters and Sloths to Sperm Whales and Ocean Dolphins, the guide fully describes every known regional species. Over 150 range maps have been updated along with present conservation status and habitat information. The new book features descriptions and measurements, where and when each species might be found, what type of nests or dens it uses, feeding habits, and reproductive cycles. Highlights include the 49 (previously 48) vibrant full-color animal illustrations, most painted directly from live subjects. Tracks and feet appear on facing-pages. A glossary and updated bibliography round out the usefulness of this indispensable guide.

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