Features a comprehensive guide to all species of mammals found in China. This reference guide describes the physical characteristics, geographic distribution, natural history, and conservation status of every species.
Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Dedication.
Contents.
Species Plates.
Figures.
Maps.
Habitat Illustrations.
Preface.
Contributors.
Introduction.
1: Plate 1. Unusual Mammals.
2: Plate 2. Macaques.
3: Plate 3. Snub-Nosed Monkeys.
4: Plate 4. Langurs.
5: Plate 5. Gibbons.
6: Plate 6. Flying Squirrels I.
7: Plate 7. Flying Squirrels II.
8: Plate 8. Squirrels.
9: Plate 9. Marmots, Indochinese Ground Squirrel, and Rock Squirrels.
10: Plate 10. Ground Squirrels and Striped Squirrels.
11: Plate 11. Beaver and Jerboas.
12: Plate 12. Jerboas.
13: Plate 13. Birch Mice, Jumping Mouse, and Field Mice.
14: Plate 14. Zokors.
15: Plate 15. Dormice and Bamboo Rats.
16: Plate 16. Mountain Voles, Water Vole, and Red-Backed Voles.
17: Plate 17. Mole Voles, Steppe Voles, Chinese Voles, Eva’s and Inez’s Voles.
18: Plate 18. Assorted Voles.
19: Plate 19. Voles.
20: Plate 20. Hamsters.
21: Plate 21. Dwarf Hamsters.
22: Plate 22. Gerbils.
23: Plate 23. Assorted Rats and Harvest Mouse.
24: Plate 24. Mouse, Bandicoot Rat, and White-Bellied Rats.
25: Plate 25. Rats and Climbing Mice.
26: Plate 26. Pikas.
27: Plate 27. Hares.
28: Plate 28. Hedgehogs and Gymnures.
29: Plate 29. White-Toothed Shrews and Assorted Shrews.
30: Plate 30. Water Shrews and Shrews.
31: Plate 31. Shrews and Red-Toothed Shrews.
32: Plate 32. Moles and Shrew Mole.
33: Plate 33. Old World Fruit Bats and Flying Foxes.
34: Plate 34. Tomb Bat, False Vampire Bat, and Horseshoe Bats.
35: Plate 35. Old World Leaf-Nosed Bats and Free-Tailed Bats.
36: Plate 36. Sprite, Barbastelle, Serotines, Chinese Pipistrelle, and Evening Bat.
37: Plate 37. Noctules Pipistrelles, and Long-Eared Bats.
38: Plate 38. Harlequin Bat, House Bat, Bamboo Bats, Particolored Bat, and Myotine Bats.
39: Plate 39. Myotine Bats.
40: Plate 40. Hairy-Winged Bat, Tube-Nosed Bats, Long-Fingered Bats, and Woolly Bats.
