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Zoological Catalogue of Australia Volume 5

Mammalia

Zoological Catalogue of Australia Series

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Zoological Catalogue of Australia Volume 5  
JL Bannister   Western Australian Museum
JH Calaby   CSIRO Wildlife and Ecology
LJ Dawson   University of New South Wales
JK King   South Australian Museum
JA Mahoney   University of Sydney
GM McKay   Macquarie University
BJ Richardson   Bureau of Flora and Fauna
WDL Ride   Canberra College of Advanced Education
DW Walton   Australian Biological Resources Study

Illustrations
284 pages
Publishers: CSIRO PUBLISHING / Australian Biological Resources Study (ABRS)
1988


Description  | Features  | Reviews  | Related Titles

Description
An excellent bibliographic source to 330 species (including introduced and domesticated species) in 41 families that occur in Australia.

Features

  • Family Introductions - A brief family introduction has been given for each family. The information included consists of a diagnosis of the family, the number of species present in Australia and a summary of the life pattern of the group.

  • Synonymies - As far as possible, complete synonymies have been given for all native terrestrial species. The synonymies given are lists of available names in their original combinations, i.e. cases where the type species of a genus available name is considered to belong to the genus in question or the holotype, syntype, lectotype or neotype of a species available name is referable to the species in question.

  • Citation of Names of Taxa - Each available name is given in its current legitimate form without diacritic marks, capitalisation or hyphenation. Where appropriate, the original form of the name also is included.

  • Dates of Publication - The year of publication of each name is given before the title of the work in which the name first appears.

  • Type Specimens - The location, catalogue number(s) and status of the primary type(s) are given whenever possible.

  • Type Localities - Modern forms of the geographic place names of type localities are given and followed, where different,by the original place name.

Reviews
". . . this fundamental work on Australian mammals can be used as an example for similar projects done with the use of current information technology."
Z Pucek, Acta Theriologica

Related Titles
 Macropods    Beyond the Platypus Genome    Beyond the Platypus Genome    Australasian Nature Photography    Wildlife of Australia    Wombats  

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