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The Recent Mammals of Tamaulipas, México

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A regional survey catalogs the terrestrial mammal fauna of Tamaulipas, Mexico, reporting 146 species in 72 genera and synthesizing their distributions and relations to the state's physiography and climate. It outlines elevation gradients, habitat types, floristic associations, and barriers and routes that shape faunal affinities, then provides a gazetteer, checklist, and detailed accounts of species and subspecies with notes on taxonomy, variation, and records. The monograph also reviews the history of mammal collecting in the region, methods used, and conservation concerns, and concludes with literature cited and illustrations to support identifications.

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Ticul Alvarez

Ticul Alvarez was a notable figure in the field of mammalogy, particularly recognized for his contributions to the understanding of the diverse mammalian fauna of Mexico. His works include significant taxonomic studies, such as "A New Species of Wood Rat (Neotoma) from Northeastern Mexico" and "The Recent Mammals of Tamaulipas, México." Alvarez's research focused on the classification and description of various species and subspecies, enhancing the scientific community's knowledge of regional biodiversity. His meticulous approach to taxonomy has left a lasting impact on the study of Mexican mammals.

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