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1988
Of the approximately 4,200 species of mammals inhabiting the earth, few are singularly adapted for existence in wetland environments. Yet wetland habitats provide important resources for many mammals that occupy broad ecological niches but are typically associated with other habitat types.
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Of the approximately 4,200 species of mammals inhabiting the earth, few are singularly adapted for existence in wetland environments. Yet wetland habitats provide important resources for many mammals that occupy broad ecological niches but are typically associated with other habitat types.
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Mammals of Assam and the Mammal-Geography of India
1974The northeastern parts of India, comprising Assam, are of exceptional biogeographical interest. It is from this region that the obliteration of the Pre-Tertiary Tethys Sea began, producing in its wake a land connection between the Indian Peninsula and the main Asiatic mass to its north (see Chapters II, III & XX).
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Mammal-Like Reptiles and the Origin of Mammals.
Systematic Zoology, 1982Thomas Kemp, Eugene S. Gaffney
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