MAMIFEROS DEL SUR DE QUINTANA ROO, MEXICO
Abstract
Se efectuaron colectas y registros visuales de mamíferos silvestres en 13 localidades en el sur del estado de Quintana Roo, México, (enero de 1980 a diciembre de 1985). Se registraron 51 especies: tres tlacuaches (Marsupialia), 15 murciélagos (Chiroptera), dos monos (Primates), oso hormiguero, armadillo (Edentata), dos ardillas, tuza, seis ratas, tepezcuintle, agutí (Rodentia), zorra, mapache, tejón, martucha, comadreja, taira, grisón, zorrillo, cinco felinos (Carnívora), tapir (Perissodactyla), dos pecaríes y dos venados (Artiodactyla). La información reunida sobre cada especie incluye su nombre común en maya, español, e inglés, localidad de colecta u observación, hábitat, medidas corporales, y en algunos casos medidas craneales.
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