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Mammals of South America David Seedhouse that illuminates how to surviveFrom marsupials to bats to carnivores to cetaceans, fully one fourth of the world's mammals can be found on the South American continent. Rexford D. Lord provides the most vivid snapshot of South American fauna ever produced. With 252 stunning photographsmost taken by the author during his 40 years as an ecologist and mammalogist in the regionand engaging descriptions of each of the mammal families found on the continent, Lord reveals the diversity of