Contents below:
· Institutions
· Periodicals
⇒ Ungulates (mirorder Euungulata, including Artiodactyla & Perrisodactyla)
⇒ Bison
· Marsupials
· Xenarthrans
⇒ Bears
· Pilosa
⇒ Primata
· Rodentia
Also see:
Institutions
American Society of Mammalogists
Periodicals
Marsupials
· Marsupialia is a taxonomic rank between Class and Order.
Xenarthrans
· Taxonomic rank between Class and Order, including armadillows, sloths & anteaters
IUCN SSC Anteater, Sloth and Armadillo Specialist Group (ASASG)
· Formely the Edentate Specialist Group
Pilosa (anteaters & sloths)
Rodentia
Worth a Dam [beavers]
Mammals
"...a data management system and archive for camera trap research projects. This cyber-tool is designed to not only be useful to scientists, but also to the citizen scientists who aid scientists in photo collection. Camera trappers use our software to look at pictures, identify animals and upload them for review and archive at the Smithsonian. These data then help address important conservation-related questions. The pictures provide a unique view into the secret world of wildlife."
Mammals constitute a taxonomic Class, which
fits into taxonomic ranking as:
Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class → Mammals
Order
Family
Genus
Species
· Below, this page lists mammals by taxonomic
Order, which are listed alphabetically and
highlighted in bold blue text.
· Subgroups (that is, taxa of varying levels that
are lower than Order) are in bold black text.
Marine mammals
Why not put marine mammals here on this page? There's no reason not to do that...but they are placed under
Aquatic life > Marine taxa > Marine mammals
since most conservation measures "fit" better here.