Overview
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Hugh H. Genoways
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University of Nebraska State Museum, Lincoln, USA
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Table of contents (13 chapters)
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- Carleton J. Phillips, Bernard Tandler
Pages 1-66
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- Robert J. Baker, Mazin B. Qumsiyeh, Craig S. Hood
Pages 67-96
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- Li Chuan-Kuei, Robert W. Wilson, Mary R. Dawson, Leonard Krishtalka
Pages 97-108
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- Norman C. Negus, Patricia J. Berger
Pages 149-173
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- Olav T. Oftedal, Daryl J. Boness, Raymond A. Tedman
Pages 175-245
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- Randall S. Wells, Michael D. Scott, A. Blair Irvine
Pages 247-305
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- Michael A. Mares, Thomas E. Lacher Jr.
Pages 307-348
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- G. Timothy O’Neal, Jerran T. Flinders, Warren P. Clary
Pages 443-481
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Back Matter
Pages 513-519
About this book
When I first proposed a series entitled Current Mammalogy to the pub lishers, they were reluctant to undertake such a project because they viewed the field of mammology as overly fragmented. At first I found this idea to be difficult to accept; however, upon reflection, I came near to agreeing with it. Although many of us work on mammals, we gen erally feel more allegiance to our specialties, such as systematics, ge netics, cytogenetics, ecology, behavior, pest control, paleontology, wildlife management, primatology, and marine mammalogy, than we do to the general field of mammalogy. However, rather than becoming discour aged from pursuing this project, I became more certain than ever that a series such as Current Mammalogy was needed. We hope to make this series a place where specialists can present their ideas not only to other members of their specialty, but to those outside the area as well. Hopefully, this exchange of ideas will be a mutually beneficial exercise. The Editorial Board of Current Mammalogy has decided to keep the range of subjects in each volume as broad as possible rather than concentrating on one or two topics, in the hope that this will keep the series as useful as possible to the broadest range of readers.
Editors and Affiliations
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University of Nebraska State Museum, Lincoln, USA
Hugh H. Genoways
