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Neotropics Tag

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15 February 2025
ColombiaMonkeysNeotropicsPrimatesPygmy Marmoset

Putumayo: A Primate Paradise at Amazon’s Birds Natural Reserve, Colombia

Location and Access: Amazon’s Birds Natural Reserve is located at ´Vereda Agua Negra km 7 corredor turístico Puerto Asís – Santana Putumayo´. The reserve can be easily

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13 January 2025
Central AmericaNeotropicsPanama

Panama, or how I discovered the Neotropics

My first trip to the Neotropics, Panama was chosen for personal reasons but proved to be an exceptional experience over 16 days. 29 mammals seen, including water opossums, Northern

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20 December 2024
field guideNeotropicsPrimates

Book review: Illustrated Checklist to Neotropical Primates from Lynx and re:wild

I just received a copy, hot off the presses, of the latest in the Lynx Illustrated Checklist series. Their new book in Neotropical Primates is, like their Madagascar checklist, spo

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1 September 2024
Central Americacharismatic megafaunaCosta RicaNeotropicalNeotropicsNicaraguaPanama

Costa Rica/Nicaragua/Panama: Suggestions for VERY low budget mammal watching?

Hi all! Unfortunately I only make US$15,000 a year (small online business) and can’t come close to affording most of the tours or even accommodations people talk about on her

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15 June 2021
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AfricaNeotropics

Taxonomy news

1. Two new spp. of Neacomys described, one from coastal Venezuela and the other from EC Brazil. 2. A major revision of Dendromus, with multiple splits and undescribed lineages. I h

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14 September 2017
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NeotropicsNorth America

New World deer phylogeny down

Everything you thought you knew about New World deer was wrong, according to a new paper. It’s mtDNA-based, but some conclusions are unlikely to be changed by future nDNA stu

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  1. Evan on World Trip13 December 2025

    Sounds like a very cool trip! The pinnacle of organized wildlife tourism in Costa Rica is a 1-3 night trip…

  2. Cory Cravatta on Where to go for Asiatic Black Bear13 December 2025

    I'd be interested in hearing about these Asiatic Black Bear tour services. Email me cravattacory@gmail.com

  3. Evan on World Trip13 December 2025

    Oh wow, cool. You mean all those 25 species were living wild on the grounds?

  4. ursus_expeditions on Where to go for Asiatic Black Bear13 December 2025

    i actually do tour services for asiatic black bears! if you are interested and still looking, we could chat and…

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