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Mammals of Madagascar: A Complete Guide [Mīkstie vāki]

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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 304 pages, height x width: 234x156 mm, weight: 680 g, 230 clr photos, 200 maps, 75 b/w ills
  • Izdošanas datums: 05-Mar-2020
  • Izdevniecība: Bloomsbury Wildlife
  • ISBN-10: 1472980271
  • ISBN-13: 9781472980274
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 304 pages, height x width: 234x156 mm, weight: 680 g, 230 clr photos, 200 maps, 75 b/w ills
  • Izdošanas datums: 05-Mar-2020
  • Izdevniecība: Bloomsbury Wildlife
  • ISBN-10: 1472980271
  • ISBN-13: 9781472980274
This practical, informative and beautifully illustrated guide to the unique mammal fauna of Madagascar covers all 184 native species of mammal found on the island, including several newly-described species. It is illustrated in full colour throughout, and features a useful section detailing the best mammal-watching sites on Madagascar.

This title is a reduced format field guide adaptation of the highly acclaimed Pica Press book Mammals of Madagascar. Madagascar has a unique mammal fauna. Of the 184 species, at least 103 are found nowhere else on earth.
It is best known for its 33 species of lemur, but there are also a
great variety of tenrecs, bats, rodents, viverrids and mongooses. As
the only mammal taxa present on Madagascar, these groups have
demonstrated remarkable adaptive radiation, giving rise to some of the
most remarkable species in the world, such as the witch-like Aye-aye,
the elegant Fosa and the bizarre Hedgehog Tenrecs. Anyone interested in
mammals will hope to explore Madagascar's extraordinary assemblage of
species, and this is the perfect identification guide for the island.

Recenzijas

'Photographs that could grace a glossy coffee-table book are matched with authoritative, up-to-date text in a guide small enough to pop in your backpack... If you are a natural-history buff who dreams of seeing this amazing island, Garbutt just might tip you off the couch and stir you into action.' * BBC Wildlife (May 2007) *

Papildus informācija

This practical, informative and beautifully illustrated guide to the unique mammal fauna of Madagascar covers all 184 native species of mammal found on the island, including several newly-described species. It is illustrated in full colour throughout, and features a useful section detailing the best mammal-watching sites on Madagascar.
Acknowledgements 7(2)
Introduction 9(2)
How to Use the Guide 11(3)
Biogeography and Regions of Madagascar
14(10)
How Did Mammals Get to Madagascar?
14(1)
Regions and Habitats
15(9)
The Mammals of Madagascar
24(8)
Overview
24(1)
Classification
24(1)
Species Lists
25(7)
Insectivores, Order Lypotyphla
32(27)
Family Tenrecidae
32(24)
Subfamily Tenrecinae
32(8)
Subfamily Geogalinae
40(1)
Subfamily Oryzorictinae
41(15)
Introduced Species
56(3)
Family Soricidae
56(3)
Bats, Order Chiroptera
59(26)
Suborder Megachiroptera
59(6)
Family Pteropodidae
59(6)
Suborder Microchiroptera
65(15)
Family Emballonuridae
65(3)
Family Nycteridae
68(1)
Family Hipposideridae
68(4)
Family Myzopodidae
72(1)
Family Vespertilionidae
73(1)
Subfamily Vespertilioninae
73(4)
Subfamily Minioptennae
77(3)
Family Molossidae
80(5)
Lemurs, Order Primates
85(123)
Infraorder Lemuriformes
85(30)
Family Cheirogaleidae
86(1)
Subfamily Cheirogaleinae
86(25)
Subfamily Phanerinae
111(4)
Family Lepilemuridae
115(22)
Family Lemuridae
137(39)
Subfamily Hapalemurinae
137(9)
Subfamily Lemurinae
146(30)
Family Indridae
176(29)
Family Daubentoniidae
205(3)
Civet-like Carnivores and Mongooses, Order Carnivora
208(14)
Family Eupleridae
208(12)
Subfamily Galidiinae
214(6)
Introduced Species
220(2)
Family Viverridae
220(1)
Subfamily Viverrinae
221(1)
Rats and Mice, Order Rodentia
222(24)
Family Muridae
222(20)
Subfamily Nesomyinae
223(19)
Introduced Species
242(4)
Subfamily Murinae
243(3)
Non-endemic Mammals
246(3)
Domestic Stock
246(1)
Deer
246(1)
Dogs and Cats
246(1)
Bush Pigs
247(2)
Conservation and Protected Areas
249(4)
Parks and Reserves
251(2)
Top Mammal-watching Sites
253(20)
Rainforest Areas
253(10)
Deciduous Forest Areas
263(6)
Spiny Forest Areas
269(4)
Glossary 273(3)
Bibliography 276(25)
Index 301
Nick Garbutt is Britain's best-known and most popular authority on Madagascar's wildlife. He has observed almost all of Madagascar's mammals in the wild - a claim only a handful of others can make. He is also a talented artist and wildlife photographer.