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HomePosts tagged "mammal list"
9 December 2025
mammal listtaxonomy

Listers of the World Rejoice: Here’s a Mammal Taxonomy Update

Hello and welcome to this, the most wonderful time of the year! Yes, I have updated mammalwatching’s taxonomic master list to reflect the latest discoveries. And the good new

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14 August 2024
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RFI: How to efficiently update mammal lists

Hi all, Sorry for another RFI post… but this time rather than the promise of a trip to join, I’ll happily share any resulting code I write for automated updating with a

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15 January 2024
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New Global Mammal List Update

Happy 2024 – and I hope the new year is starting well for everyone and will only get better. I got back to New York a week ago after a fun Christmas in Australia. Three hours

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1 November 2023
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Latest Mammal List League Table – All (mammal) Species

We’ve just added a third mammal listing league table to mamamlwatching.com. The cat and primate listing league tables have been up for a few months now and I’m happy to

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23 October 2020
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New Book: Illustrated Checklist of the Mammals of the World

Now this is exciting. The brand new Illustrated Checklist of the Mammals of the World just arrived and it is a thing of beauty. This two volume set covers more than 6550 mammal spe

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12 August 2020
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Updated Mammalwatching Checklist @ August 2020

The latest version of my global mammal checklist is available here and also on Scythebill too. This update differs a little from previous ones. I focussed on improving the common

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15 March 2020
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Updated Mammal Checklist Now Available

I imagine many of you have already been affected by Covid-19, with cancelled trips, national lockdowns and the rest. Much more importantly I sincerely hope you, your friends and fa

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  1. AntenneZoo on Introduction + advices for South African trip, october 20263 June 2026

    Thanks a lot for your answer ! Do you think is it better to stay at the same camp in…

  2. Asanoth on Introduction + advices for South African trip, october 20263 June 2026

    And, of course ALWAYS stay in the parks wherever possible: Especially for Kruger you need to book early, in popular…

  3. Asanoth on Introduction + advices for South African trip, october 20263 June 2026

    40 days is ample time! Although I do fail to see allocation for your conference days. I would do more…

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    Kruger is great, especially staying in the camps. October can get wet and november often is wet. Both get really…

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