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Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0195064011
ISBN-13
9780195064018
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456 Pages
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English
Publication Name
Field Guide to the Mammals of Central America and Southeast Mexico
Publication Year
1998
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Animals / Mammals
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Textbook
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Nature
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Trade Paperback
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"This book is the very best news for anyone who is going to Central America and southeast Mexico to view or work with mammals. As a field biologist I cannot imagine a more important part of my field equipment than a really good field guie. Well, Fiona Reid's book is not just a 'really good'field guid, it's excellent. . . .Invaluable. . . .I highly recommend this book to anyone who is interested in the mammals of Central America. The coverage is simply outstanding!" --Bat Research News, "This is the first comprehensive field guide to the mammals of Central America, one of the most diverse and species-rich regions in the world. The book is generously illustrated with 48 full-colour plates and numerous line drawings. The colour plates illustrate about 85% of the 349 species inthe region. All large mammals are illustrated in colour, and different forms are included when a species varies with sex, age or geographic location. Particularly impressive are the portrayals of small mammals such as bats, rodents, and marsupials, most of which were painted directly from life bythe author. Designed for use both by amateur naturalists and professional biologists, this guide provides accounts for all mammals native to the land and surrounding waters of Central America and Southeast Mexico (east of the Isthmus of Tehuantapec)."--Ethology Ecology and Evolution, "This book is the very best news for anyone who is going to Central America and southeast Mexico to view or work with mammals. As a field biologist I cannot imagine a more important part of my field equipment than a really good field guie. Well, Fiona Reid's book is not just a 'really good' field guid, it's excellent. . . .Invaluable. . . .I highly recommend this book to anyone who is interested in the mammals of Central America. The coverage is simply outstanding!" --Bat Research News "This field guide is a major contribution to Central American mammalogy, field biology, and conservation as well as an essential field reference for that part of the world...Highly recommended."--Donald S. Heintzelman, Wildlife Activist "This is the first comprehensive field guide to the mammals of Central America, one of the most diverse and species-rich regions in the world. The book is generously illustrated with 48 full-colour plates and numerous line drawings. The colour plates illustrate about 85% of the 349 species in the region. All large mammals are illustrated in colour, and different forms are included when a species varies with sex, age or geographic location. Particularly impressive are the portrayals of small mammals such as bats, rodents, and marsupials, most of which were painted directly from life by the author. Designed for use both by amateur naturalists and professional biologists, this guide provides accounts for all mammals native to the land and surrounding waters of Central America and Southeast Mexico (east of the Isthmus of Tehuantapec)."--Ethology Ecology & Evolution "This book is an outstanding addition to the field guide genre for several reasons. First and foremost is that the author is an artist/naturalist who has personally captured and drawn or painted many of the small mammals described and illustrated in this book. Many of Reid's color plates sparkle with life because of her personal familiarity with dozens of species of bats and rodents. The illustrations are so realistic that one almost expects to see the ears of bats twitch and the vibrissae of rodents to wiggle! This book is worth purchasing for the 48 color plates alone. Other outstanding aspects include excellent advice about how and where to find shy, mostly nocturnal tropical mammals . . . and a 17-page bibliography that provides references to much of the literature on the ecology and behavior of neotropical mammals. . . . In summary, this book makes a fascinating and diverse fauna very accessible to both amateur and professional naturalists."--The Quarterly Review of Biology "What the naturalists of the late 19th century would have made of today's field guides is anybody's guess. In the case of Fiona Reid's latest work, envious incredulity is a safe bet. In her Field Guide to the Mammals of Central America and Southeast Mexico . . . , she has not only produced masterful, elegant and accurate illustrations, but has written and researched a text which is concise, informative and scientifically precise. Covering the 346 mammals of the region, and with notes on habitat, diet, field signs and similar species, as well as clear distribution maps and good field keys, this guide is as good as they get."--New Scientist "The book begins with a chapter on how to use the book and an introduction of discussing how to find mammals, studying mammals, the need for further research, where to find mammals, and the conservation of mammals in Central America. The main part of the guide consists of accounts of the orders, families, and species and the main part of the accounts consists of the species accounts. . .The text is further illustrated by line drawings, maps, and diagrams."--BIOSIS, "What the naturalists of the late 19th century would have made of today'sfield guides is anybody's guess. In the case of Fiona Reid's latest work,envious incredulity is a safe bet. In her Field Guide to the Mammals of CentralAmerica and Southeast Mexico . . . , she has not only produced masterful,elegant and accurate illustrations, but has written and researched a text whichis concise, informative and scientifically precise. Covering the 346 mammals ofthe region, and with notes on habitat, diet, field signs and similar species, aswell as clear distribution maps and good field keys, this guide is as good asthey get."--New Scientist, "This book is the very best news for anyone who is going to Central America and southeast Mexico to view or work with mammals. As a field biologist I cannot imagine a more important part of my field equipment than a really good field guie. Well, Fiona Reid's book is not just a 'really good' field guid, it's excellent. . . .Invaluable. . . .I highly recommend this book to anyone who is interested in the mammals of Central America. The coverage is simply outstanding!" --Bat Research News "This field guide is a major contribution to Central American mammalogy, field biology, and conservation as well as an essential field reference for that part of the world...Highly recommended."--Donald S. Heintzelman,Wildlife Activist "This is the first comprehensive field guide to the mammals of Central America, one of the most diverse and species-rich regions in the world. The book is generously illustrated with 48 full-colour plates and numerous line drawings. The colour plates illustrate about 85% of the 349 species in the region. All large mammals are illustrated in colour, and different forms are included when a species varies with sex, age or geographic location. Particularly impressive are the portrayals of small mammals such as bats, rodents, and marsupials, most of which were painted directly from life by the author. Designed for use both by amateur naturalists and professional biologists, this guide provides accounts for all mammals native to the land and surrounding waters of Central America and Southeast Mexico (east of the Isthmus of Tehuantapec)."--Ethology Ecology & Evolution "This book is an outstanding addition to the field guide genre for several reasons. First and foremost is that the author is an artist/naturalist who has personally captured and drawn or painted many of the small mammals described and illustrated in this book. Many of Reid's color plates sparkle with life because of her personal familiarity with dozens of species of bats and rodents. The illustrations are so realistic that one almost expects to see the ears of bats twitch and the vibrissae of rodents to wiggle! This book is worth purchasing for the 48 color plates alone. Other outstanding aspects include excellent advice about how and where to find shy, mostly nocturnal tropical mammals . . . and a 17-page bibliography that provides references to much of the literature on the ecology and behavior of neotropical mammals. . . . In summary, this book makes a fascinating and diverse fauna very accessible to both amateur and professional naturalists."--The Quarterly Review of Biology "What the naturalists of the late 19th century would have made of today's field guides is anybody's guess. In the case of Fiona Reid's latest work, envious incredulity is a safe bet. In herField Guide to the Mammals of Central America and Southeast Mexico. . . , she has not only produced masterful, elegant and accurate illustrations, but has written and researched a text which is concise, informative and scientifically precise. Covering the 346 mammals of the region, and with notes on habitat, diet, field signs and similar species, as well as clear distribution maps and good field keys, this guide is as good as they get."--New Scientist "The book begins with a chapter on how to use the book and an introduction of discussing how to find mammals, studying mammals, the need for further research, where to find mammals, and the conservation of mammals in Central America. The main part of the guide consists of accounts of the orders, families, and species and the main part of the accounts consists of the species accounts. . .The text is further illustrated by line drawings, maps, and diagrams."--BIOSIS, "The book begins with a chapter on how to use the book and an introduction of discussing how to find mammals, studying mammals, the need for further research, where to find mammals, and the conservation of mammals in Central America. The main part of the guide consists of accounts of theorders, families, and species and the main part of the accounts consists of the species accounts. . .The text is further illustrated by line drawings, maps, and diagrams."--BIOSIS, "This book is an outstanding addition to the field guide genre for several reasons. First and foremost is that the author is an artist/naturalist who has personally captured and drawn or painted many of the small mammals described and illustrated in this book. Many of Reid's color platessparkle with life because of her personal familiarity with dozens of species of bats and rodents. The illustrations are so realistic that one almost expects to see the ears of bats twitch and the vibrissae of rodents to wiggle! This book is worth purchasing for the 48 color plates alone. Otheroutstanding aspects include excellent advice about how and where to find shy, mostly nocturnal tropical mammals . . . and a 17-page bibliography that provides references to much of the literature on the ecology and behavior of neotropical mammals. . . . In summary, this book makes a fascinating anddiverse fauna very accessible to both amateur and professional naturalists."--The Quarterly Review of Biology, "The book begins with a chapter on how to use the book and an introductionof discussing how to find mammals, studying mammals, the need for furtherresearch, where to find mammals, and the conservation of mammals in CentralAmerica. The main part of the guide consists of accounts of the orders,families, and species and the main part of the accounts consists of the speciesaccounts. . .The text is further illustrated by line drawings, maps, anddiagrams."--BIOSIS, "This book is the very best news for anyone who is going to Central America and southeast Mexico to view or work with mammals. As a field biologist I cannot imagine a more important part of my field equipment than a really good field guie. Well, Fiona Reid's book is not just a 'really good' field guid, it's excellent. . . .Invaluable. . . .I highly recommend this book to anyone who is interested in the mammals of Central America. The coverage is simply outstanding!" --Bat Research News"This field guide is a major contribution to Central American mammalogy, field biology, and conservation as well as an essential field reference for that part of the world...Highly recommended."--Donald S. Heintzelman, Wildlife Activist"This is the first comprehensive field guide to the mammals of Central America, one of the most diverse and species-rich regions in the world. The book is generously illustrated with 48 full-colour plates and numerous line drawings. The colour plates illustrate about 85% of the 349 species in the region. All large mammals are illustrated in colour, and different forms are included when a species varies with sex, age or geographic location. Particularly impressive are the portrayals of small mammals such as bats, rodents, and marsupials, most of which were painted directly from life by the author. Designed for use both by amateur naturalists and professional biologists, this guide provides accounts for all mammals native to the land and surrounding waters of Central America and Southeast Mexico (east of the Isthmus of Tehuantapec)."--Ethology Ecology & Evolution"This book is an outstanding addition to the field guide genre for several reasons. First and foremost is that the author is an artist/naturalist who has personally captured and drawn or painted many of the small mammals described and illustrated in this book. Many of Reid's color plates sparkle with life because of her personal familiarity with dozens of species of bats and rodents. The illustrations are so realistic that one almost expects to see the ears of bats twitch and the vibrissae of rodents to wiggle! This book is worth purchasing for the 48 color plates alone. Other outstanding aspects include excellent advice about how and where to find shy, mostly nocturnal tropical mammals . . . and a 17-page bibliography that provides references to much of the literature on the ecology and behavior of neotropical mammals. . . . In summary, this book makes a fascinating and diverse fauna very accessible to both amateur and professional naturalists."--The Quarterly Review of Biology"What the naturalists of the late 19th century would have made of today's field guides is anybody's guess. In the case of Fiona Reid's latest work, envious incredulity is a safe bet. In her Field Guide to the Mammals of Central America and Southeast Mexico . . . , she has not only produced masterful, elegant and accurate illustrations, but has written and researched a text which is concise, informative and scientifically precise. Covering the 346 mammals of the region, and with notes on habitat, diet, field signs and similar species, as well as clear distribution maps and good field keys, this guide is as good as they get."--New Scientist"The book begins with a chapter on how to use the book and an introduction of discussing how to find mammals, studying mammals, the need for further research, where to find mammals, and the conservation of mammals in Central America. The main part of the guide consists of accounts of the orders, families, and species and the main part of the accounts consists of the species accounts. . .The text is further illustrated by line drawings, maps, and diagrams."--BIOSIS, "This field guide is a major contribution to Central American mammalogy, field biology, and conservation as well as an essential field reference for that part of the world...Highly recommended."--Donald S. Heintzelman, Wildlife Activist, "What the naturalists of the late 19th century would have made of today's field guides is anybody's guess. In the case of Fiona Reid's latest work, envious incredulity is a safe bet. In her Field Guide to the Mammals of Central America and Southeast Mexico . . . , she has not only producedmasterful, elegant and accurate illustrations, but has written and researched a text which is concise, informative and scientifically precise. Covering the 346 mammals of the region, and with notes on habitat, diet, field signs and similar species, as well as clear distribution maps and good fieldkeys, this guide is as good as they get."--New Scientist, "This book is an outstanding addition to the field guide genre for severalreasons. First and foremost is that the author is an artist/naturalist who haspersonally captured and drawn or painted many of the small mammals described andillustrated in this book. Many of Reid's color plates sparkle with life becauseof her personal familiarity with dozens of species of bats and rodents. Theillustrations are so realistic that one almost expects to see the ears of batstwitch and the vibrissae of rodents to wiggle! This book is worth purchasing forthe 48 color plates alone. Other outstanding aspects include excellent adviceabout how and where to find shy, mostly nocturnal tropical mammals . . . and a17-page bibliography that provides references to much of the literature on theecology and behavior of neotropical mammals. . . . In summary, this book makes afascinating and diverse fauna very accessible to both amateur and professionalnaturalists."--he Quarterly Review of Biology
TitleLeading
A
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
599.0972
Table Of Content
List of Color PlatesList of Text FiguresHow to Use This BookIntroductionAmerican Opossums (Order Didelphimorphia)Anteaters, Sloths, and Armadillos (Order Xenarthra)Insectivores (Order Insectivora)Bats (Order Chiroptera)Monkeys (Order Primates)Rodents (Order Rodentia)Rabbits and Hares (Order Lagomorpha, Family Leporidae)Carnivores (Order Carnivora)Manatees and Dugongs (Order Sirenia, Family Trichechidae)Odd-Toed Ungulates (Order Perissodactyla)Even-Toed Ungulates (Order Artiodactyla)Whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises (Order Cetacea)GlossaryBibliographyIndex to Scientific NamesIndex to Common Names
Synopsis
This is the first comprehensive field guide to the mammals of Central America, one of the most diverse and species-rich regions in the world. Generously illustrated with 48 full-color plates and many drawings, the book is designed for use both by amateur naturalists and professional biologists. The guide provides accounts for all mammals native to the land and surrounding waters of Central America and southeast Mexico. Detailed accounts include complete descriptions, measurements, range maps, and comparisons with similar species. The entire distribution, habitat, endangered status, and behaviors are also described, with sources of scientific references. For travelers to the region, a guide to the major parks and preserves is provided, with lists of the animals likely to found in each., This field guide provides detailed accounts and range maps for all species of mammals native to the land and surrounding waters of Central America and southeast Mexico. With 48 color plates illustrating 85% of the species, numerous line drawings, an extensive bibliography, and sections on how and where to find mammals, this book will appeal to both professional and amateur.
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QL723.A1R45 1997
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- r***1 (2401)- Votos emitidos por el comprador.Últimos 6 mesesCompra verificadaAn ASTOUNDING seller. I appreciate the wonderful packaging skills. These books are exactly as described. Quick out-the-door shipping as well. Thank you for your great service.Sweet Land of Michigan 1962 August Derleth 1st edition RARE young adult spy (#306116521662)