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BIBLIOTECA
VIRTUAL
MAMIFEROS
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La biblioteca virtual de BIO-NICA no tiene
fines lucrativo, tan solo apoyar a investigadores, estudiantes y publico en
general a documentarse en temas que tienen que ver con Biodiversidad.
Los documentos presentados son obtenidos de la Internet
o de amigos o son publicaciones de miembros o asociados del Museo
Entomológico o de ALAS.
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En este rincón de la Biblioteca Virtual,
presentamos una lista de la bibliografía básica para estudiar los Mamíferos
de Nicaragua, elaborada por Juan Carlos Martínez, muchos de los documentos
pueden obtenerse en formato pdf, haciendo click sobre la cita. Esperamos
completar esta lista poco a poco con los trabajos de los colegas.
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Muchas fichas específicas de Mamíferos,
editadas por la American Society of Mammalogists, están disponibles vía la Lista de Mamíferos.
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& Schnell G.D. (2001) Body Length, Swimming Speed, Dive Duration, and Coloration of the
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