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This highly anticipated new edition of Mammals of Indiana by John O. Whitaker, Jr., and Russell E. Mumford, first published by Indiana University in 1982, places strong emphasis on ecology with descriptions of Indiana's habitats, climate, and vegetation and detailed species accounts. This well-illustrated book will be a boon to residents of Indiana, many of whom have little acquaintance with the state's 57 species of wild, mostly small, secretive, and nocturnal mammals, and it is sure to please the most avid ecology enthusiast. Summarizing current knowledge about Indiana's mammal species, the volume will also be an important reference for biologists, veterinarians, and wildlife managers throughout the Midwest and beyond.
Contents
Preface
Preface to Second Edition
Introduction
I. Indiana: The State as an Environment
Physiographic Features
Vegetation
Climate
Habitats
II. The Mammals of Indiana
Pleistocene Mammals
Recently Extirpated Species
Extirpated but Reintroduced Native Species
Extirpated Native Species
Species of Questionable Recent Occurrence
Species Treated as Extirpated Earlier; Probably Never Occurred in Indiana
Species Nearly Extirpated or of Accidental Occurrence in Indiana
Species Probably Incorrectly Reported
Species Introduced Early, Then Disappeared
Endangered and Threatened Species of Indiana
Distribution
Migration
Hibernation
Reproduction
Population/Community Studies
Food Habits
Parasites and Other Associates
Humans, Agriculture, and Domestic Animals
Taxonomy
Key to the Orders
Species Accounts
Order DIDELPHIMORPHIA — Opossum
Order SORICOMORPHA - Shrews and Moles
Order CHIROPTERA — Bats
Order LAGOMORPHA — Rabbits
Order RODENTIA - Rodents
Order CARNIVORA
Order ARTIODACTYLA
References
Index