Gerardo Ceballos, one of the world's leading ecologists, is a professor at the Institute of Ecology at National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). He has authored twenty-eight books.

An outstanding reference...Without a doubt, Mammals of Mexico is the best available book of its kind ever in Mexico. -- E. Alejandro Lozano-Carvazos Journal of Wildlife Management Not only the best compendium for information about peccaries in Mexico but for Collared peccaries and White-lipped peccaries (and all the endemic mammal species in Mexico)... A valuable reference about their ecology, natural history, morphology and conservation. Suiform Surroundings ... useful for anyone who has an interest in the mammals of Mexico and adjacent areas. This edition represents decades of work of many experts and is a great contribution to the current knowledge of mammals of Mexico. Oxford University Press Journals: Journal of Mammalogy ... a comprehensive treatment of the terrestrial and marine mammal fauna of Mexico... This edition represents decades of work of many experts and is a great contribution to the current knowledge of mammals of Mexico. Journal of Mammalogy Mammals of Mexico represents an outstanding reference for academic, research, and conservation practioners... Without a doubt, Mammals of Mexico is the best available book of its kind ever in Mexico The Journal of Wildlife Management Mammals of Mexico is a seminal work in mammalogy and one that should be available in all public or academic libraries with a focus on this region. Reference Reviews

• Preface AcknowledgmentsDiversity and ConservationHistory of Mammalogy in MexicoSystematic List of SpeciesPart I: Species AccountsChapter 1. DidelphimorphiaChapter 2. CingulataChapter 3. PilosaChapter 4. SoricomorphaChapter 5. ChiropteraChapter 6. PrimatesChapter 7. CarnivoraChapter 8. ArtiodactylaChapter 9. CetaceaChapter 10. PerissodactylaChapter 11. SireniaChapter 12. RodentiaChapter 13. LagomorphaAppendixA. Tracks of Some Mammal Species of Mexico B. Skulls of Mammal Genera from MexicoC. AbbreviationsReferencesIndex

Gerardo Ceballos, one of the world's leading ecologists, is a professor at the Institute of Ecology at National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). He has authored twenty-eight books.

An outstanding reference...Without a doubt, Mammals of Mexico is the best available book of its kind ever in Mexico. -- E. Alejandro Lozano-Carvazos Journal of Wildlife Management Not only the best compendium for information about peccaries in Mexico but for Collared peccaries and White-lipped peccaries (and all the endemic mammal species in Mexico)... A valuable reference about their ecology, natural history, morphology and conservation. Suiform Surroundings ... useful for anyone who has an interest in the mammals of Mexico and adjacent areas. This edition represents decades of work of many experts and is a great contribution to the current knowledge of mammals of Mexico. Oxford University Press Journals: Journal of Mammalogy ... a comprehensive treatment of the terrestrial and marine mammal fauna of Mexico... This edition represents decades of work of many experts and is a great contribution to the current knowledge of mammals of Mexico. Journal of Mammalogy Mammals of Mexico represents an outstanding reference for academic, research, and conservation practioners... Without a doubt, Mammals of Mexico is the best available book of its kind ever in Mexico The Journal of Wildlife Management Mammals of Mexico is a seminal work in mammalogy and one that should be available in all public or academic libraries with a focus on this region. Reference Reviews

• Preface AcknowledgmentsDiversity and ConservationHistory of Mammalogy in MexicoSystematic List of SpeciesPart I: Species AccountsChapter 1. DidelphimorphiaChapter 2. CingulataChapter 3. PilosaChapter 4. SoricomorphaChapter 5. ChiropteraChapter 6. PrimatesChapter 7. CarnivoraChapter 8. ArtiodactylaChapter 9. CetaceaChapter 10. PerissodactylaChapter 11. SireniaChapter 12. RodentiaChapter 13. LagomorphaAppendixA. Tracks of Some Mammal Species of Mexico B. Skulls of Mammal Genera from MexicoC. AbbreviationsReferencesIndex

Gerardo Ceballos, one of the world's leading ecologists, is a professor at the Institute of Ecology at National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). He has authored twenty-eight books.

An outstanding reference...Without a doubt, Mammals of Mexico is the best available book of its kind ever in Mexico. -- E. Alejandro Lozano-Carvazos Journal of Wildlife Management Not only the best compendium for information about peccaries in Mexico but for Collared peccaries and White-lipped peccaries (and all the endemic mammal species in Mexico)... A valuable reference about their ecology, natural history, morphology and conservation. Suiform Surroundings ... useful for anyone who has an interest in the mammals of Mexico and adjacent areas. This edition represents decades of work of many experts and is a great contribution to the current knowledge of mammals of Mexico. Oxford University Press Journals: Journal of Mammalogy ... a comprehensive treatment of the terrestrial and marine mammal fauna of Mexico... This edition represents decades of work of many experts and is a great contribution to the current knowledge of mammals of Mexico. Journal of Mammalogy Mammals of Mexico represents an outstanding reference for academic, research, and conservation practioners... Without a doubt, Mammals of Mexico is the best available book of its kind ever in Mexico The Journal of Wildlife Management Mammals of Mexico is a seminal work in mammalogy and one that should be available in all public or academic libraries with a focus on this region. Reference Reviews

• Preface AcknowledgmentsDiversity and ConservationHistory of Mammalogy in MexicoSystematic List of SpeciesPart I: Species AccountsChapter 1. DidelphimorphiaChapter 2. CingulataChapter 3. PilosaChapter 4. SoricomorphaChapter 5. ChiropteraChapter 6. PrimatesChapter 7. CarnivoraChapter 8. ArtiodactylaChapter 9. CetaceaChapter 10. PerissodactylaChapter 11. SireniaChapter 12. RodentiaChapter 13. LagomorphaAppendixA. Tracks of Some Mammal Species of Mexico B. Skulls of Mammal Genera from MexicoC. AbbreviationsReferencesIndex