Chinese wild mammals

Author: Sheng He Lin
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Publish Date: 1993-03-01
Features: To help a wide range of people engaged in wildlife investigation, research, and conservation, as well as wildlife enthusiasts, understand China's rich wildlife mammal resources, identify numerous rare and protected species, and actively participate in wildlife conservation; to provide reference materials for grassroots administrators in forestry, public security, business administration, railways, airports, customs, and other fields for species identification and proper law enforcement; to satisfy the public's interest in the classification status, life habits, and reproductive conditions of some important species; and to introduce China and its wildlife mammal status and conservation to international colleagues and tourists, the editors compiled this book. When compiling this book, emphasis was placed on the scientific accuracy of the content, while also ensuring it was illustrated and written in clear, concise language. The book covers 14 orders, 56 families, and 534 species, with a focus on protected species, large and medium-sized animals, and representative species from each family, totaling 193 species. Additionally, 15 species are included with distribution maps only, without color illustrations, while the remaining species are listed only in the. The key species introduced provide Chinese names, Latin names, English names (if applicable), and synonyms. Each species is briefly described in terms of its characteristics, habits, reproduction, distribution, and conservation level.
Brief Introduction:
I. Primates;
II. Chiroptera;
III. etc.