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19 May 2021
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systematics; new species

Taxonomy news

1. Thomasomys pardignasi described from the montane forests of the Cordilleras del Cóndor and Kutukú in Ecuador. 2. Gould’s long-eared bats from Western Australia split as

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10 May 2021
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Biswamoyopterus

Flying squirrel ID help needed. Namdapha ?

Dear friends, I request Id help for this flying squirrel which I have documented few days back at Namdapha National Park at about 300 m. This individual has much darker face and ov

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4 May 2021
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Introducing the Mammalwatching Podcast

Charles Foley, world Big Mammal Day record holder; José G. Martínez-Fonseca, legendary Yapok, bat and rat catcher; and I are excited to share the very first episode in our new

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25 April 2021
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systematics; new species

Taxonomy news

1. Crocidura narcondamica described from its namesake island in the Andamans. The island is remote but it has an endemic hornbill so there might be birding tours visiting it; it is

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8 April 2021
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systematics; new species

Taxonomy news

1. A big review of Vespertilionids of East Africa (I don’t have the full text yet). 2. A review of Marmosa opossums of western Amazon (open access). 3. A review of Brucepatte

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28 March 2021
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Cote D'IvoireIvory Coast

Advertising: Pygmy Hippo Pursuit, Cote D’Ivoire, April 2022

Here’s another exciting trip for 2022 from Pictus Safaris. April 9th – April 21st, 2022 One of the world’s most elusive mammals, pygmy hippo are a bona fide mammal-watch

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19 March 2021
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systematics; new species

Taxonomy news

1. A really cool new jerboa was described a few years ago from China. It hasn’t made it into any checklists yet, and there’s no data on its life appearance, behavior et

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16 February 2021
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clouded leopardGiant Pandajavan rhinookapipangolinPygmy HipposaolaSnow leopardSumatran Rhino

“The New Big 5” – follow up

Hello all, Many thanks to everybody who commented with suggestions on my last post, the final version is now out there: https://shoestringsafari.wordpress.com/2021/02/16/the-new-bi

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14 February 2021
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big 5Giant Pandajavan rhinookapiSnow leopardSumatran Rhino

“The New Big 5” – looking for comments!

Hello all, I’ve been working on the following text for an upcoming post on my blog, and since most of them are mammals I thought I’d run it through here first. Any comm

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11 February 2021
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arthropodspredation

Arthropods as vertebrate brood predators: observations required

Hi all, I am currently looking into the prevalence and effects of arthropods as predators of vertebrate brood. To do so, I’m building a database consisting of observations of

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