Catalog of State and Provincial Mammal Publicationslisting of North American state and provincial...

Catalog of State and Provincial Mammal

Publicationsfor the United States and Canada, 1980–1999

Dreux J. Watermolen

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources2001

AbstractThis report lists reference guides to the mammalian faunas of U.S. states and Canadian provinces. Most states and provinces have relatively current (published 1980–99) comprehensive references to the identity, distribution, behavior, and local literature on mam-mals. The list includes works specifi cally dealing with endangered, threatened, and rare mammals of several states, and includes cita-tions for critical reviews of listed works appearing in the Journal of Mammalogy, Mammal Review, Journal of Wildlife Management, and several regional natural history journals. This catalog can help local researchers identify effi ciently references that address local species or groups of species elsewhere within their ranges.

Key Words: mammal faunas, mammal guidebooks, state mammal references, regional mammal references

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Catalog of State and Provincial Mammal Publications for the United States and Canada,

1980–1999By Dreux J. Watermolen

Bureau of Integrated Science ServicesWisconsin Department of Natural Resources

P.O. Box 7921Madison, WI 53707-7921

e-mail: [email protected]

ContentsIntroduction......................................................................................1

Organization and Content................................................................1

Literature Cited................................................................................3

Catalog of State and Provincial Publications...................................5

CATALOG OF STATE AND PROVINCIAL MAMMAL PUBLICATIONS FOR THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 1980–1999 1

IntroductionComprehensive reference guides to local and regional faunas are an important resource for better understanding the distribution, rela-tive abundance, biology, ecology, and natural history of individual species and local faunal assemblages. Such guides provide an entryway into the local and regional literature, often including the “gray” literature. This is important to wildlife managers and other investigators who can benefi t signifi cantly from comparing their results and observations with research fi ndings reported elsewhere. Organized listings of references can aid investigators in identifying effi ciently works that address a species elsewhere within its range. In addition, “mammal guides are not only an invaluable reference source for the professional, but are also an important stimulus to the layman and government at all levels” (Hickman 1981).

Numerous regional mammal faunas have been published. Hickman (1981) cataloged over 400 reference guides to the mammalian faunas of almost 150 countries, dependencies, and well known, geographically isolated areas. His list included approximately 150 guides to individual U.S. states and about 30 references for Cana-dian provinces, all published prior to 1980. Many of these guides have since been revised or updated, and numerous additional state and regional works have been produced. Whitaker and Hamilton (1998) provide a partial list of state mammal faunas for the states east of the Mississippi River, but there has been no thorough listing of North American state and provincial mammal publications produced over the past two decades (1980–1999). Here, I provide a catalog of state and provincial mammal references published during this period.

Organization and ContentA number of general principles defi ne the scope of this work and, therefore, the included references. I include works for both technical and non-technical audiences. Generally, I list only complete state and provincial faunas, excluding works covering only a small area of a state or dealing with only a limited number of species. There are three broad exceptions to this rule. First, I include works with a more limited scope if they provide information that fi lls signifi cant gaps in our understanding of a state’s or province’s fauna (e.g., the Padgett and Rose [1991] and Rose, et al. [1990] references listed under North Carolina and the Quinn [1990] and Cary and Wehau-sen [1991] references listed under California). Second, works deal-ing exclusively with bats or marine mammals are included for several states because these groups of species are often treated poorly by authors or omitted completely from traditional state

2 CATALOG OF STATE AND PROVINCIAL MAMMAL PUBLICATIONS FOR THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 1980–1999 3

faunas. Third, endangered, threatened, and rare faunas are given special attention due to their conservation interest. Thus, I identify references to this subset of species when I am aware of them. In all three cases, the works of more limited scope have generally been produced after publication of a comprehensive treatment of the area’s mammal fauna. I include annotated checklists, larger distributional studies, bibliographies of a statewide nature, selected government agency reports, and an occasional serial article when I believe them to be important recent works for a state. As with the works of more limited scope, I typically include these types of references only if they were published after recent comprehensive treatments of an area’s fauna. I exclude lists of museum holdings, expedition samplings, and minor distributional records, however, as these are generally narrower in scope or represent incompletely an area’s fauna. I also exclude works covering fossil faunas. Although, I agree with Hickman (1981) that inclusion of fossil forms would be a nice addition to many regional guides and would like to encourage that practice.

I place a greater importance on utility than consistency and there-fore take liberty in interpreting the above guidelines. The goal in compiling the catalog is not to be all-inclusive, but rather to provide access to the most signifi cant works for each state and province. In many cases, this meant making a subjective determination and leaving a work off the list. Therefore, it is reasonable to suspect that there could be omissions of some important works. This is mostly due to the massive amount of literature involved and the subjective nature of evaluating the importance of each work. I apologize for any signifi cant oversights and welcome additions, corrections, and other comments that would improve the usefulness of the catalog. These can be sent to my attention at Bureau of Integrated Science Services, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, P.O. Box 7921, Madison, WI 53707-7921.

References are listed fi rst alphabetically by author and then by year under individual state and province headings. In cases where multiple editions of a work were issued during the period covered by this survey, I list only the most recent edition. Although this work covers the period 1980–1999, it also includes a few references published in 2000. General references covering the North American mammal fauna, or large portions thereof, precede the state and provincial listings. These works can be consulted fi rst to determine the likelihood of a particular species occurring in a given state or province. Regional references covering a smaller geographic scale are listed under the states they cover. Twenty-one states and 8 provinces lack up-to-date guides or are covered in regional works only (Table 1).

Table 1. States and provinces covered in regional works only or lacking up-to-date guides altogether.

United StatesAlabama Maine North DakotaConnecticut Massachusetts Rhode IslandDelaware Mississippi TennesseeGeorgia Nebraska UtahIowa New Hampshire VermontKentucky New Jersey West VirginiaLouisiana New York Wisconsin

CanadaManitoba Prince Edward IslandNew Foundland QuebecNorthwest Territories SaskatchewanNova Scotia Yukon Territory

Many of the listed reference works have been critically reviewed. When a book review has been published in the Journal of Mammal-ogy, Mammal Review, Journal of Wildlife Management, or one of the regional natural history journals (Blue Jay, California Fish and Game, Maine Naturalist, Murrelet, Northeastern Naturalist, North-western Naturalist, Northwest Science, Prairie Naturalist, South-western Naturalist), a citation follows the reference to provide access to the review(s). These citations will allow researchers to ascertain conveniently how others have assessed the quality of the listed works.

Literature Cited

Hickman, G.C.1981. National mammal guides: a review of references to

Recent faunas. Mammal Review 11(2):53–85.


Catalog of State and Provincial Publications

General United States and Canada References

Alden, P.1987. Peterson fi rst guide to mammals. Houghton Miffl in

Co., Boston, MA. 128 pp.

Banks, R.C., R.W. McDiarmid and A.L. Gardner.1987. Checklist of vertebrates of the United States, the

U.S. Territories, and Canada. Resource Publication (166):1–79. U.S. Dept. Interior, Fish Wildl. Service, Washington, DC.

Chapman, J.A. and G.A. Feldhamer.1982. Wild mammals of North America: biology, manage-

ment, and economics. Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, MD. 1147 pp.

Reviews: Jones, J.K., Jr. 1983. Journal of Mammalogy 64(1):184; Stains, H.J. 1983. Journal of Wildlife Manage-ment 47(2):571–572; Brown, J.C. 1986. Mammal Review 16(1):42.

Demarais, S. and P.R. Krousman (eds.).2000. Ecology and management of large mammals in North

America. Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, NJ. 778 pp.

Forsyth, A.1985. Mammals of the Canadian wild. Camden House,

Camden East, Ontario. 351 pp.

Forsyth, A.1999. Mammals of North America: temperate and arctic

regions. Firefl y Books Ltd., Willowdale, Ontario. 350 pp.

Hall, E.R.1981. The mammals of North America. Vols. 1–2. 2nd. ed.

John Wiley and Sons, New York, NY. 1181 pp.

Reviews: Jones, J.K., Jr. 1982. Journal of Mammalogy 63(4):717–718; Lawlor, T.E. 1982. Journal of Mammalogy 63(4):718–720.


Jones, C., R.S. Hoffman, D.W. Rice, M.D. Egstrom, R.D. Bradley, D.J. Schmidly, C.A. Jones and R.J. Baker.

1997. Revised checklist of North American mammals north of Mexico, 1997. Occasional Papers (173):1–19. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock, TX.

Savage, A. and C. Savage.1981. Wild mammals of western Canada. Western Producer

Prairie Books, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 209 pp.

Review: Hjertaas, D.G. 1982. Blue Jay 40(1):63–64.

Scotter, G.W. and T.J. Ulrich.1995. Mammals of the Canadian Rockies. Fifth House Pub-

lishers, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 185 pp.

Turbak, G.1993. Survivors in the shadows: threatened and endangered

mammals of the American West. Northland Publish-ing, Flagstaff, AZ. 160 pp.

Van Gelder, R.G.1982. Mammals of the National Parks. Johns Hopkins Univ.

Press, Baltimore, MD. 310 pp.

Review: McKee, M. 1985. Mammal Review 15(3):136.

Van Zyll de Jong, C.C.1983a. Handbook of Canadian mammals, I. Marsupials and

insectivores. National Mus. Canada, Ottawa. 210 pp.

Reviews: Hoffman, R.S. 1984. Journal of Mammalogy 65(3):532; Adam, C.I.G. 1985. Blue Jay 43(1):72–73.

Van Zyll de Jong, C.C.1983b. Handbook of Canadian mammals, II. Bats. National

Mus. Canada, Ottawa, Ontario. 212 pp.

Reviews: Jones, J.K., Jr. 1986. Journal of Mammalogy 67(1):220–221; Nero, R.W. 1986. Blue Jay 44(3):203–204.

Whitaker, J.O., Jr.1996. National Audubon Society fi eld guide to North Ameri-

can mammals. 2nd. Rev. ed. Alfred A. Knopf, New York, NY. 937 pp.

Whitaker, J.O., Jr. and W.J. Hamilton, Jr.1998. Mammals of the eastern United States. 3rd ed. Cor-

nell Univ. Press, Ithaca, NY. 583 pp.

Review: Lazell, J.D. 1999. Journal of Mammalogy 80(3):1056–1060.

Whitaker, J.O., Jr. and R. Reeves.1998. Mammals of the Northeast: Washington, D.C. through

New England. World Publications, Tampa, FL. 137 pp.

Wilson, D.E. and S. Ruff.1999. The Smithsonian book of North American mammals.

Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, DC. 750 pp.

Wooding, F.H.1982. Wild mammals of Canada. McGraw-Hill Ryerson,

Toronto. 272 pp.

Wrigley, R.E.1986. Mammals of North America: wildlife adventure stories

and technical guide. Hyperion Press Ltd., Manitoba Mus. Man Nature, Winnipeg, Manitoba. 360 pp.

Reviews: Gerwing, C. 1987. Blue Jay 45(2):119–120; Frit-zell, E.K. 1987. Prairie Naturalist 19(2):141–142.

Wynne, K. and M. Scwartz.1999. Guide to marine mammals and turtles of the U.S.

Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico. Rhode Island Sea Grant, Univ. Rhode Island, Narragansett, RI. 114 pp.

Alabama

Brown, L.N.1997. A guide to the mammals of the southeastern United

States. Univ. Tennessee Press, Knoxville, TN. 236 pp.

Review: Woods, C.A. 1999. Journal of Mammalogy 80(1):309–311.


Choate, J.R., J.K. Jones, Jr. and C. Jones.1994. Handbook of mammals of the South-Central States.

Louisiana State Univ. Press, Baton Rouge, LA. 304 pp.

Reviews: Armstrong, D.M. 1995. Journal of Mammalogy 76(4):1282–1283; Stokes, M.K. 1995. Prairie Naturalist 27(4):247–248; Bergstrom, B.J. 1997. Journal of Wildlife Management 61(1):256–258.

Jefferson, T.A., S. Leatherwood, L.K.M. Shoda and R.L. Pitman.1992. Marine mammmals of the Gulf of Mexico: a fi eld guide

for aerial and shipboard observers. Texas A&M Univ. Printing Center, College Station, TX. 92 pp.

Schmidly, D.J.1981. Marine mammals of the southeastern United States

coast and the Gulf of Mexico. FWS/OBS-80/41. U.S. Dept. Interior, Fish Wildlife Service, Washington, DC. 165 pp.

Wursig, B.G., T.A. Jefferson and D.J. Schmidly.2000. The marine mammals of the Gulf of Mexico. Texas

A&M Univ. Press, College Station, TX. 256 pp.

Alaska

Haley, D. (ed.).1986. Marine mammals of eastern North Pacifi c and Arctic

waters. 2nd. ed. Pacifi c Search Press, Seattle, WA. 256 pp.

Review: Ames, J.A. 1987. California Fish and Game 73(4):248.

Leatherwood, S., R.R. Reeves, W.F. Perrin and W.E. Evans.1988. Whales, dolphins, and porpoises of the eastern North

Pacifi c and adjacent Arctic waters: a guide to their identifi cation. Dover Publications, New York, NY. 246 pp.

Lentfer, J.W. (ed.).1988. Selected marine mammals of Alaska: species

accounts with research and management recommen-dations. Marine Mammal Commission, Washington, DC. 275 pp.

Lindstrand, D.W.1995. Doug Lindstrand’s Alaska Sketchbook. A.T. Publish-

ing, Anchorage, AK. 200 pp.

Rearden, J.1981. Alaska mammals. Alaska Geographic 8(2):1–183.

Wynne, K.1997. Guide to the marine mammals of Alaska. Rev. ed.

Alaska Sea Grant College Program, Univ. Alaska, Fairbanks, AK. 84 pp.

Alberta

Fisher, C.C., D.L. Pattie and T. Hartson.2000. Mammals of the Rocky Mountains. Lone Pine Publish-

ing, Edmonton, AB. 295 pp.

Savage, A. and C. Savage.1981. Wild mammals of northwest America. Johns Hopkins

Univ. Press, Baltimore, MD. 209 pp.

Reviews: McKee, M. 1985. Mammal Review 15(3):136; Ktizman, E.B. 1983. Murrelet 64(1):32; Nero, R.W. 1986. Prairie Naturalist 18(3):192.

Smith, H.C.1993. Alberta mammals: an atlas and guide. Provincial Mus.

Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta. 250 pp.

Review: Pattie, D.L. 1994. Journal of Mammalogy 75(2):557–558.

Ulrich, T.J.1990. Mammals of the northern Rockies. Mountain Press

Publishing Co., Missoula, MT. 157 pp.

See also Forsyth (1985) and Savage and Savage (1981) under “General United States and Canada References” (page 5–6).

Arizona

Cockrum, E.L.1982. Mammals of the Southwest. Univ. Arizona Press,

Tucson, AZ. 176 pp.


Cockrum, E.L., B. Musgrove and Y. Petryszyn.1996. Bats of Mohave County, Arizona: populations and

movements. Occasional Papers (157):1–72. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock, TX.

Cockrum, E.L. and Y. Petryszyn.1992. Mammals of the southwestern United States and

northwestern Mexico: selected examples and related species. Treasure Chest Publications, Tucson, AZ. 192 pp.

Hoffmeister, D.F.1986. Mammals of Arizona. Univ. Arizona Press, Tucson,

AZ. 602 pp.

Reviews: Jones, C. and J.K. Jones, Jr. 1987. Journal of Mammalogy 68(2):458–460; Gardner, A.L. 1988. Jour-nal of Wildlife Management 52(2):379–380; Gustafson, J. 1988. California Fish and Game 74(3):190–191.

Olin, G.1982 [1988]. Mammals of the Southwest deserts. Rev. ed.

Southwest Parks Monuments Association, Tucson, AZ. 99 pp.

Tyburec, J., P. Merlin and P. Siminski.2000. Mammals. Pp. 459–507 In S.J. Phillips and P.W.

Comus (eds.). A natural history of the Sonoran Desert. Arizona-Sonora Desert Mus. Press, Tucson, AZ and Univ. California Press, Berkeley, CA. 628 pp.

Winnie, J., Jr.1996. High life: animals of the alpine world. Northland Pub-

lishing, Flagstaff, AZ. 129 pp.

Arkansas




Sealander, J.A. and G.A. Heidt.1990. Arkansas mammals: their natural history, classifi ca-

tion, and distribution. Univ. Arkansas Press, Fayette-ville, AR. 308 pp.

Review: Jones, C. and J.K. Jones, Jr. 1990. Journal of Mammalogy 71(4):705.

British Columbia

Christensen, J.R. and E.J. Larrison.1982. Mammals of the Pacifi c Northwest: a pictorial intro-

duction. Univ. Press Idaho, Moscow, ID. 166 pp.

Flaherty, C.1990. Whales of the Northwest: a guide to the marine mam-

mals of Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. Cherry Lane Press, Seattle, WA. 25 pp.








Maser, C.1998. Mammals of the Pacifi c Northwest from the Coast to

the High Cascades. Oregon State Univ. Press, Corval-lis, OR. 406 pp.

Nagorsen, D.W.1990. The mammals of British Columbia: a taxonomic cat-

alogue. Memoir (4):1–140. Royal British Columbia Mus., Victoria, BC.

Review: O’Connell, M.A. 1992. Northwestern Naturalist 73(2):65.


Nagorsen, D.W.1996. The mammals of British Columbia, Vol. 2. Opossums,

shrews and moles of British Columbia. Univ. British Columbia Press, Vancouver, BC. 169 pp.

Nagorsen, D.W. and R.M. Brigham.1993. The mammals of British Columbia, Vol. 1. Bats of Brit-

ish Columbia. Univ. British Columbia Press, Vancou-ver, BC. 165 pp.

Review: Fenton, M.B. 1994. Journal of Mammalogy 75(3):793.

Osborne, R., J. Calambokidis and E.M. Dorsey.1988. A guide to marine mammals of Greater Puget Sound:

including a catalog of individual orca and minke whales. Island Publishers, Anacortes, WA. 191 pp.



Reviews: McKee, M. 1985. Mammal Review 15(3):136; Kritzman, E.B. 1983. Murrelet 64(1):32; Nero, R.W. 1986. Prairie Naturalist 18(3):192.

Shackleton, D.1999. The mammals of British Columbia, Vol. 3. Hoofed

mammals of British Columbia. Univ. British Columbia Press, Vancouver, BC. 268 pp.



California

Carey, H.V. and J.D. Wehausen.1991. Mammals. Pp. 437–460 In C.A. Hall, Jr. (ed.). Natural

history of the White-Inyo Range, eastern California. California Nat. History Guide (55). Univ. California Press, Berkeley, CA. 536 pp.

Review: Bleich, V.C. 1992. California Fish and Game 78(2):84–85.

Cockrum, E.L. and Y. Petryszyn.1994. Mammals of California and Nevada. Treasure Chest

Publications, Tucson, AZ. 178 pp.

Ingles, L.G.1992. Mammals of the Pacifi c States: California, Oregon,

and Washington. Stanford Univ. Press, Stanford, CA. 508 pp.

Jameson, E.W., Jr. and H.J. Peeters.1988. California mammals. California Nat. History Guide

(52). Univ. California Press, Berkeley, CA. 403 pp.

Reviews: Williams, D.F. 1989. Journal of Mammalogy 70(1):225–226; Roest, A.I. 1989. California Fish and Game 75(1):60–61.







Orr, R.T. and R.C. Helm.1989. Marine mammals of California. Rev. ed. California

Nat. History Guide (29). Univ. California Press, Berke-ley, CA. 91 pp.

Quinn, R.D.1990. Habitat preferences and distribution of mammals in

California chaparral. Research Pap. PSW-202. U.S. Dept. Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacifi c Southwest Research Station, Berkeley, CA. 11 pp.

Steinhart, P.1990. California’s wild heritage: threatened and endangered

animals in the Golden State. California Dept. Fish and Game, California Acad. Sciences, Sierra Club Books, Sacramento, CA. 108 pp.


Verner, J. and A.S. Boss (tech. eds.).1980. California wildlife and their habitats: western Sierra

Nevada. Gen. Tech. Rept. PSW-37. U.S. Dept. Agri-culture, Forest Service, Pacifi c Southwest Forest Range Experiment Station, Berkeley, CA. 439 pp.

See also Fisher, et al. (2000) under “Alberta” (page 9)

Colorado

Armstrong, D.M.1987. Rocky Mountain mammals: a handbook of mammals

of Rocky Mountain National Park and vicinity. Col-orado Associated Univ. Press and Rocky Mountain Nature Association, Boulder, CO. 224 pp.

Armstrond, D.M., R.A. Adams and J. Freeman.1994. Distribution and ecology of bats of Colorado. Natural

History Inventory of Colorado 15:1–83.

Beidleman, R.G., R.R. Beidleman and L.H. Beidleman.2000. Annotated bibliography of Colorado vertebrate zool-

ogy, 1776–1995. Univ. Colorado Press, Boulder, CO. 500 pp.

Bissel, S.J. (ed.).1982. Colorado mammal distribution latilong study. Non-

game Section, Colorado Div. Wildlife, Boulder, CO. 25 pp.


Tucson, AZ. 176 pp.

Finch, D.M.1991. Threatened, endangered, and vulnerable species of

terrestrial vertebrates in the Rocky Mountain Region. Gen. Tech. Rept. RM-215. U.S. Dept. Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Forest Range Experi-ment Station, Fort Collins, CO. 38 pp.



Fitzgerald, J.P., C.A. Meaney and D.M. Armstrong.1994. Mammals of Colorado. Denver Mus. Nat. History and

Univ. Press Colorado, Niwot, CO. 467 pp.

Reviews: Bogan, M.A. and R.B. Finley, Jr. 1996. Journal of Mammalogy 77(3):901–904; Anderson, D.C. 1995. Prai-rie Naturalist 27(4):237–238.

Murray, J.A.1987. Wildlife in peril: the endangered mammals of Colo-

rado. Rinehart, Boulder, CO. 226 pp.



Saldaña-DeLeon, J.L. and C.A. Jones.1998. Annotated checklist of the Recent mammals of Colo-

rado. Occasional Papers (179):1–14. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock, TX.

Wassink, J.L.1993. Mammals of the central Rockies. Mountain Press


Connecticut

DeGraaf, R.M. and D.D. Rudis.1986. New England wildlife: habitat, natural history, and dis-

tribution. Gen. Tech. Rept. NE-108. U.S. Dept. Agricul-ture, Forest Service, Northeastern Forest Experiment Station, Broomall, PA. 491 pp.

DeGraaf, R.M., G.M. Witman and D.D. Rudis.1981. Forest habitat for mammals of the Northeast. U.S.

Dept. Agriculture, Forest Service, Eastern Region, Mil-waukee, WI. 182 pp.

Godin, A.J.1983. Wild mammals of New England. Field guide ed. De-

Lorme Publishing Co., Yarmouth, ME. 207 pp.

See also Whitaker and Hamilton (1998) under “General United States and Canada References” (page 7).


Delaware

See Whitaker and Hamilton (1998) under “General United States and Canada References” (page 7).

District of Columbia

See Whitaker and Hamilton (1998) under “General United States and Canada References” (page 7).

Florida

Brown, L.1996. The mammals of Florida. Windward Publications,

Miami, FL. 224 pp.

Brown, L.N.1987. A checklist of Florida’s mammals with notes on dis-

tribution, habitat and abundance. Nongame Wildlife Program, Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Com-mission, Tallahassee, FL. 8 pp.




Humphrey, S.R. (ed.).1992. Rare and endangered biota of Florida, Vol. I. Mam-

mals. Univ. Press Florida, Gainesville, FL. 392 pp.

Reviews: Lazzell, J. 1993. Journal of Mammalogy 74(4):1077–1079; Heidt, G.A. 1993. Journal of Wildlife Management 57(4):937–938.



Lazell, J.D., Jr.1989. Wildlife of the Florida Keys: a natural history. Island

Press, Washington, DC. 253 pp.



Williams, W.1995. Florida’s fabulous mammals. World Publications,

Tampa, FL. 128 pp.



Georgia







Cothran, G., M.H. Smith, J.O. Wolff and J.E. Gentry.1991. Mammals of the Savannah River Site. Publ. SRO-

NERP (21):1–191. Savannah River Ecology Lab., Aiken, SC.

Laerm, J., L.E. Logan, M.E. McGhee and H.N. Neuhauser.1981. Annotated checklist of the mammals of Georgia. Brim-

leyana (7):121–135.




Hawaii

Balcomb, K.C., III.1987. The whales of Hawaii, including all species of marine

mammals in Hawaiian and adjacent waters. Marine Mammal Fund, San Francisco, CA. 99 pp.



Scott, S.1991. Plants and animals of Hawaii. Bess Press, Honolulu,

HI. 168 pp.

Tomich, P.Q.1986. Mammals in Hawaii: A synopsis and annotated bib-

liography. 2nd. ed. Special Publication (76):1–375. Bernice P. Bishop Mus., Honolulu, HI.

Review: Hanan, D.A. 1988. California Fish and Game 74(1):64.

Van Riper, S.G. and C. van Riper, III.1982. A fi eld guide to the mammals in Hawaii. Oriental Pub-

lishing Co., Honolulu, HI. 68 pp.

Idaho





Larrison, E.J. and Johnson, D.R.1981. Mammals of Idaho. Univ. Press Idaho, Moscow, ID.

166 pp.








Illinois

Hoffmeister, D.F.1989. Mammals of Illinois. Univ. Illinois Press, Urbana. 348

pp.

Review: Jones, J.K., Jr. 1990. Journal of Mammalogy 71(2):269.

Jones, J.K., Jr. and E.C. Birney.1988. Handbook of the mammals of the North-Central

States. Univ. Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, MN. 346 pp.

Reviews: Lampe, R.P. 1989. Journal of Mammalogy 70(1):225; Franklin, W.L. 1989. Prairie Naturalist 21(4):233–234.

Kurta, A.1995. Mammals of the Great Lakes Region. Rev. ed. Univ.

Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, MI. 376 pp.

Review: Olson, L. 1997. Journal of Mammalogy 78(2):696–698.

Thom, R.H.1981. Endangered and threatened mammals. Pp 59–69 In

M.L. Bowles (coord. ed.). 1981. Endangered and threatened vertebrate animals and vascular plants of Illinois. Illinois Dept. Conservation, Springfi eld, IL. 189 pp. + appendices.


Indiana







Mumford, R.E. and J.O. Whitaker, Jr.1982. Mammals of Indiana. Univ. Indiana Press, Blooming-

ton, IN. 537 pp.

Reviews: Birney, E.C. 1983. Journal of Mammalogy 64(2):360–361; Corbet, G.B. 1985. Mammal Review 15(1):22.

Whitaker, J.O., Jr. and J.R. Gammon.1988. Endangered and threatened vertebrate animals of

Indiana—their distribution and abundance. Mono-graph (5):1–122. Indiana Acad. Science. Indianapolis, IN.

Whitaker, J.O., Jr., J. Gibble and E. Kjellmark.1994. Mammals of Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore.

Scientifi c Monograph 94/24 (NPS/NRINDU/NRSM-94/24). U.S. Dept. Interior, National Park Service, Washington, DC. 130 pp.

Iowa





Kansas

Bee, J.W., G.E. Glass, R.S. Hoffman and P.R. Patterson.1981. Mammals in Kansas. Pub. Educ. Series (7):1–300.

Mus. Nat. History, Univ. Kansas, Lawrence, KS.



Jones, J.K., Jr., D.M. Armstrong and J.R. Choate.1985. Guide to mammals of the Plains States. Univ.

Nebraska Press, Lincoln, NE. 371 pp.

Reviews: Jones, C. 1986. Journal of Mammalogy 67(3):614; Bleier, W.J. 1987. Prairie Naturalist 19(2):137; Brown, J.C. 1987. Mammal Review 17(2–3):104.

Kentucky









Louisiana














Maine







Katona, S.K.V., V. Rough and D.T. Richardson.1993. A fi eld guide to the whales, porpoises and seals from

Cape Cod to New Foundland. 4th ed. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, DC. 316 pp.

Review: Alt, S. 1994. Maine Naturalist 2(1):53–54.


Manitoba

See Forsyth (1985) and Savage and Savage (1981) under “General United States and Canada References” (pages 5–6).

Maryland




Feldhamer, G.A., J.E. Gates and J.A. Chapman.1984. Rare, threatened, endangered and extirpated mam-

mals from Maryland. Pp. 395–438 In A.W. Norden, D.C. Forester and G.H. Fenwick (eds.). Threatened and endangered plants and animals of Maryland. Spe-cial Publication 84–1. Maryland Natural Heritage Pro-gram, Annapolis. 475 pp.

Potter, C.W.1984. The marine mammals of Maryland. Pp. 442–453 In

A.W. Norden, D.C. Forester and G.H. Fenwick (eds.). Threatened and endangered plants and animals of Maryland. Special Publication 84–1. Maryland Natural Heritage Program, Annapolis. 475 pp.


Webster, W.D., J.F. Parnell and W.C. Briggs, Jr.1985. Mammals of the Carolinas, Virginia, and Maryland.

Univ. North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, NC. 255 pp.

Reviews: Rose, R.K. 1986. Journal of Mammalogy 67(2):435–436; Corbet, G.B. 1986. Mammal Review 16(3–4):212.

Massachusetts

Cardoza, J.E.1985. List of mammals of Massachusetts. 3rd. ed. Mas-

sachusetts Div. Fisheries Wildlife, Westborough, MA. 10 pp. (1999. 4th. ed. by Cardoza, J.E., G.S. Jones and T.F. French available only on the World Wide Web at www.state.ma.us/dfwele/dfw/).








Michigan

Baker, R.H.1983. Michigan mammals. Michigan State Univ. Press, East

Lansing, MI. 642 pp.

Reviews: Kirkland, G.L. 1984. Journal of Mammalogy 65(2):364–365; Bookhout, T.H. 1984. Journal of Wildlife Management 48(3):1062–1063.

Evers, D.C.1992. Mammals. Pp. 5–17 In A guide to Michigan’s endan-

gered wildlife. Univ. Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, MI. 104 pp.

Evers, D.C. (ed.).1994. Mammals. Pp. 31–81 In Endangered and threatened

wildlife in Michigan. Univ. Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, MI. 412 pp.







Minnesota




Coffi n, B. and L. Pfannmuller (eds.).1988. Mammals. Pp. 293–322 In Minnesota’s endangered

fl ora and fauna. Univ. Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, MN. 474 pp.

Hazard, E.B.1982. The mammals of Minnesota. Univ. Minnesota Press,

Minneapolis, MN. 280 pp.

Reviews: Long, C.A. 1983. Journal of Mammalogy 64(3):544–545; Seabloom, R.W. 1984. Prairie Naturalist 16(3):140.








Mississippi









Jones, C. and C.H. Carter.1989. Annotated checklist of the Recent mammals of Missis-

sippi. Occasional Papers (128):1–9. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock, TX.





Missouri

Schwartz, C.W. and E.R. Schwartz.1981. The wild mammals of Missouri. Rev. ed. Univ. Mis-

souri Press and Missouri Dept. Conservation, Colum-bia, MO. 356 pp.

Reviews: Jones, J.K., Jr. 1981. Southwestern Naturalist 26(4):443; McCabe, R.A. 1982. Journal of Wildlife Man-agement 46(2):566–567.

Wilson, J.H. (ed.).1984. Mammals. Pp. 72–79 In Rare and endangered spe-

cies of Missouri. Missouri Dept. Conservation, Jef-ferson City, MO. 171 pp.

Montana



Pearson, D.E.1999. Small mammals of the Bitterroot National Forest: a lit-

erature review and annotated bibliography. Gen. Tech. Rept. RMRS-GTR-25. U.S. Dept. Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Ogden, UT. 63 pp.







Nebraska






Jones, J.K., Jr., D.M. Armstrong, R.S. Hoffman and C. Jones.1983. Mammals of the northern Great Plains. Univ.


Reviews: Genoways, H.H. 1984. Journal of Mammalogy 65(4):730–731; Timm, R.M. 1984. Journal of Wildlife Management 48(4):1466–1468; Sargaent, A.B. 1984. Prai-rie Naturalist 16(3):141–142; Montgomery, W.I. 1985. Mammal Review 15(2):105.

Jones, J.K., Jr. and J.R. Choate.1980. Annotated checklist of mammals of Nebraska. Prairie

Naturalist 12(2):43–53.

Manning, R.W. and K.N. Geluso.1989. Habitat utilization of mammals in a man-made forest

in the Sandhill Region of Nebraska. Occasional Papers (131):1–34. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock, TX.

Saunders, D.A.1985. Mammals of Fontenelle Forest and Neale Woods.

Fontenelle Forest Association, Bellevue, NE. 93 pp.

Nevada


Tucson, AZ. 176 pp.

Cockrum, E.L. and Y. Petryszyn.1994. Mammals of California and Nevada. Treasure Chest

Publications, Tucson, AZ. 178 pp.

Hall, E.R.1995. Mammals of Nevada. Univ. Nevada Press, Reno, NV.

710 pp.



Rundel, P.W. and A.C. Gibson.1996. Chapter 7—Mammals. Pp. 155–173 In Ecological

communities and processes in a Mojave Dessert eco-system: Rock Valley, Nevada. Cambridge Univ. Press, New York, NY. 369 pp.


New Brunswick

Delworth, T.G.1984. Land mammals of New Brunswick. Privately published

by T.G. Dilworth, Fredericton, NB. 222 pp.




New Hampshire









New Jersey

Van Gelder, R.G.1984. The mammals of the State of New Jersey: a prelimi-

nary annotated list. Occasional Papers (143):1–20. New Jersey Audubon Society, Barnardsville, NJ.


New Mexico

Chaote, L.L.1997. The mammals of the Llano Estacado. Special Publica-

tion (40):1–240. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock, TX.


Tucson, AZ. 176 pp.



Cook, J.A.1996. The mammals of the Animas Mountains and adjacent

areas, Hidalgo County, New Mexico. Occasional Papers (4):1–45. Mus. Southwestern Biology, Univ. New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM.

Dalquest, W.W., F.B. Stangl, Jr. and J.K. Jones, Jr.1990. Mammalian zoogeography of a Rocky Mountain-

Great Plains interface in New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. Special Publication (34):1–78. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock, TX.

Findley, J.S.1987. The natural history of New Mexican mammals. Univ.

New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, NM. 164 pp.






New York

Chapman, W.K. and D. Aprill.1991. Mammals of the Adirondacks: a fi eld guide. North

Country Books, Inc., Utica, NY. 159 pp.

Gordon, D.C.1986. Mammals of Jefferson and Lewis Counties, NY: their

status, distribution and ecology. Humphrey Press, Canadaigua, NY. 135 pp.




Saunders, D.A.1988. Adirondack mammals. State Univ. New York, College

of Enviro. Science and Forestry, Syracuse, NY. 216 pp.



Newfoundland




North Carolina




Clark, M.K. (ed.).1987. Endangered, threatened, and rare fauna of North

Carolina, Part I. A re-evaluation of the mammals. Occasional Papers North Carolina Biological Surv. (1987–3):1–52. North Carolina State Mus. Natural Sci-ences, Raleigh, NC.

Clark, M.K., D.S. Lee and J.B. Funderburg, Jr.1985. The mammal fauna of Carolina bays, pocosins, and

associated communities in North Carolina: an over-view. Brimleyana (11):1–38.

Lee, D.S., J.B. Funderburg, Jr. and M.K. Clark.1982. A distributional survey of North Carolina mammals.

Occasional Papers North Carolina Biological Surv. (1982–10):1–70. North Carolina State Mus. Natural Sciences, Raleigh, NC.

Linzey, D.W.1995a. Mammals of Great Smokey Mountains National Park.

2nd. ed. McDonald and Woodward Publishing Co., Blacksburg, VA. 148 pp.

Linzey, D.W.1995b. Mammals of the Great Smokey Mountains National

Park: 1995 update. Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Sci-entifi c Society 111(1):1–81.

Padgett, T.M. and R.K. Rose.1991. Bats (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae) of the Great

Dismal Swamp of Virginia and North Carolina. Brim-leyana (17):17–25.

Rose, R.K., R.K. Everton, J.F. Stankavich and J.W. Walke.1990. Small mammals in the Great Dismal Swamp of Vir-

ginia and North Carolina. Brimleyana (16):87–101.




North Dakota




Jones, J.K., Jr., D.M. Armstrong, R.S. Hoffman and C. Jones.1983. Mammals of the northern Great Plains. Univ.


Reviews: Genoways, H.H. 1984. Journal of Mammalogy 65(4):730–731; Sargaent, A.B. 1984. Prairie Naturalist 16(3):141–142; Montgomery, W.I. 1985. Mammal Review 15(2):105.

Northwest Territories




See also Forsyth (1985) and Savage and Savage (1981) under “General United States and Canada References” (pages 5–6).


Nova Scotia




Ohio

Gottschang, J.L.1981. A guide to the mammals of Ohio. Ohio State Univ.

Press, Columbus, OH. 176 pp.

Review: Whitaker, J.O., Jr. 1983. Journal of Mammalogy 64(1):184–186.







Oklahoma

Caire, W., J.D. Tyler, B.P. Glass and M.A. Mares.1989. Mammals of Oklahoma. Univ. Oklahoma Press,

Norman, OK. 567 pp.

Review: Jones, J.K., Jr. 1990. Journal of Mammalogy 71(4):702–703.

Choate, L.L. and C. Jones.1998. Annotated checklist of Recent land mammals of Okla-

homa. Occasional Papers (181):1–13. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock, TX.

Dalquest, W.W., F.B. Stangl, Jr. and J.K. Jones, Jr.1990. Mammalian zoogeography of a Rocky Mountain-

Great Plains interface in New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. Special Publication (34):1–78. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock, TX.




Owen, R.D. and G.D. Schnell.1989. Oklahoma mammalogy: an annotated bibliography

and checklist. Univ. Oklahoma Press, Norman, OK. 230 pp.

Stangl, F.B., Jr., W.W. Dalquest and R.J. Baker.1992. Mammals of southwestern Oklahoma. Occasional

Papers (151):1–47. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock, TX.

Ontario

Dobbyn, J.(S.).1994. Atlas of the mammals of Ontario. Fed. Ontario Natu-

ralists, Don Mills, Ontario. 120 pp.

Review: Engstrom, M.D. 1997. Journal of Mammalogy 78(1):260–261.




See also Van Zyll de Jong (1983a, 1983b) under “General United States and Canada References” (page 6).


Oregon

Carraway, L.N. and B.J. Verts.1982. A bibliography of Oregon mammalogy. Special Rept.

(644):1–47. Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, Corvallis, OR.



Csuti, B., A.J. Kimerling, T.A. O’Neil, M.M. Shaughnessy, E.P. Gaines and M.M.P. Huso.

1997. Atlas of Oregon wildlife: distribution, habitat, and natu-ral history. Oregon State Univ. Press, Corvallis, OR. 492 pp.

Review: Hayes, J.P. 1998. Northwest Science 72(2):150–151.












Review: Coblentz, B.E. 1999. Northwest Science 73(2):140–141.

Maser, C., B.R. Mate, J.F. Franklin and C.T. Dyrness.1981. Natural history of Oregon Coast mammals. Gen. Tech.

Rept. PNW-133. U.S. Dept. Agriculture, Forest Ser-vice, Pacifi c Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station, Portland, OR. 496 pp.

Verts, B.J. and L.N. Carraway.1998. Land mammals of Oregon. Univ. California Press,

Berkeley, CA. 668 pp.

Reviews: Wolff, J.O. 1998. Northwest Science 72(3):228–229; Yensen, E. 1999. Journal of Mammalogy 80(2):694–695; Forbes, R.B. 2000. Northwestern Natural-ist 81(1):44–45.


Pennsylvania

Doutt, J.K., C.A. Heppenstall and J.E. Guilday.1984. Mammals of Pennsylvania. 6th. ed. Pennsylvania

Game Commission and Carnegie Mus., Pittsburgh, PA. 288 pp.

Genoways, H.H. and F.J. Brenner (eds.).1985. Chapter 6—Mammals. Pp. 355–423 In Species of

special concern in Pennsylvania. Special Publication (11):1–430. Carnegie Mus. Nat. History, Pittsburgh, PA.





Merritt, J.F.1987. Guide to the mammals of Pennsylvania. Univ. Pitts-

burgh Press, Pittsburgh, PA. 408 pp.

Reviews: Linzey, A.V. 1988. Journal of Mammalogy 69(4):877–878; Kirkland, G.L., Jr. 1988. Journal of Wildlife Management 52(4):800–801.

Williams, S.H.1980. The mammalian fauna of Pennsylvania. Ann. Carn-

egie Mus. 19:225–234.

Prince Edward IslandSee Van Zyll de Jong (1983a, 1983b) under “General United States and Canada References” (page 6).

Quebec

See Van Zyll de Jong (1983a, 1983b) under “General United States and Canada References” (page 6).

Rhode Island








Saskatchewan


South Carolina







South Dakota

Choate, J.R. and J.K. Jones, Jr.1982. Provisional checklist of South Dakota mammals. Prai-

rie Naturalist 13(3–4):65–77.






Jones, J.K., Jr., D.M. Armstrong, R.S. Hoffman and C. Jones.1983. Mammals of the Northern Great Plains. Univ.


Reviews: Genoways, H.H. 1984. Journal of Mammalogy 65(4):730–731; Sargaent, A.B. 1984. Prairie Naturalist 16(3):141–142; Montgomery, W.I. 1985. Mammal Review 15(2):105.


Melius, M.M.1987. Plants and animals rare in South Dakota: a fi eld guide.

Ornate Press, Hermosa, SD. 92 pp.

Stukel, E.D. and D.C. Backlund.1997. Animal species monitored by the South Dakota

Natural Heritage Program. Prairie Naturalist 29(3):179–213.

Wilhelm, R.B., J.R. Choate and J.K. Jones, Jr.1981. Mammals of Lacreek National Wildlife Refuge, South

Dakota. Special Publication (17):1–39. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock, TX.

Tennessee






Linzey, D.W.1995a. Mammals of Great Smokey Mountains National Park.

2nd. ed. McDonald and Woodward Publishing Co., Blacksburg, VA. 148 pp.

Linzey, D.W.1995b. Mammals of the Great Smokey Mountains National

Park: 1995 update. Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Sci-entifi c Society 111(1):1–81.

Kennedy, M.L.1991. Annotated checklist of the mammals of western Ten-

nessee. Journal of the Tennessee Academy of Sci-ence 66:183–185.

Texas

Campbell, L.1995. Endangered and threatened animals of Texas: their

life history and management. Texas Parks Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 129 pp.

Review: Shaw, J.H. 1996. Prairie Naturalist 28(4):213–214.

Chaote, L.L.1997. The mammals of the Llano Estacado. Special Publica-

tion (40):1–240. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock, TX.



Dalquest, W.W. and N.V. Horner.1984. Mammals of northcentral Texas. Midwestern State

Univ. Press, Wichita Falls, TX. 261 pp.


Davis, W.B. and D.J. Schmidly.1994. The mammals of Texas. Texas Parks and Wildlife,

Austin. 338 pp.

Review: Stuart, J.N. 1995. Prairie Naturalist 27(4):248–249.

Goetze, J.R.1998. The mammals of Edwards Plateau, Texas. Special

Publication (41):1–263. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lub-bock, TX.



Manning, R.W. and C. Jones.1998. Annotated checklist of Recent land mammals of

Texas, 1998. Occasional Papers (182):1–20. Mus. Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock, TX.






Schmidly, D.J.1983. Texas mammals east of the Balcones Fault Zone.

Texas A&M Univ. Press, College Station, TX. 400 pp.

Review: Jones, C. and C.A. Jones. 1984. Journal of Mam-malogy 65(2):365–367.

Schmidly, D.J.1991. The bats of Texas. Texas A&M Univ. Press, College

Station, TX. 188 pp.

Reviews: Jones, J.K., Jr. 1992. Journal of Mammalogy 73(1):233–234; Best, T.L. 1992. Journal of Wildlife Man-agement 56(3):624–625.



Utah

Armstrong, D.M.1982. Mammals of the Canyon Country. Canyonlands Nat.

History Association, Moab, UT. 263 pp.

Dalton, L.B., J.S. Price and L.A. Romin.1990. Fauna of southeastern Utah and life requisites regard-

ing their ecosystems. Publication 90–11. Div. Wildlife Resources, Utah Dept. Natural Resources, Salt Lake City, UT. 325 pp.



Hasenyager, R.N.1980. Bats of Utah. Publication 80–15. Div. Wildlife

Resources, Utah Dept. Natural Resources, Salt Lake City, UT. 109 pp.



Oliver, G.V.2000. The bats of Utah: a literature review. Publication

00–14. Div. Wildlife Resources, Utah Dept. Natural Resources, Salt Lake City, UT. 140 pp.

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.1998. Inventory of sensitive species and ecosystems in

Utah—inventory of sensitive vertebrate and inverte-brate species: a progress report. Publication 80–15. Rept. to Utah Reclamation Mitigation Conservation Commission and U.S. Dept. Interior (Coop. Agree-ment No. UC-95-0015, Section V.A.10.a.). Div. Wildlife Resources, Utah Dept. Natural Resources, Salt Lake City, UT. 661 pp. + 6 appendices.



Zeveloff, S.I. and F.R. Collett.1988. Mammals of the Intermountain West. Univ. Utah

Press, Salt Lake City, UT. 365 pp.

Review: McCullough, D. and C. Jones. 1989. Journal of Mammalogy 70(2):453–454.

Vermont









Virginia

Blaylock, R.A.1985. The marine mammals of Virginia. Educational Series

(35):1–35 (VSG-85-05). Virginia Institute Marine Sci-ence and Virginia Sea Grant College Program, Char-lottesville, VA.




Handley, C.O., Jr.1980. Mammals. Pp. 483–621 In D.W. Linzey (ed.). Endan-

gered and threatened plants and animals of Virginia. Center for Enviro. Studies, Virginia Polytechnic Insti-tute, Blacksburg, VA.

Handley, C.O., Jr.1991. Mammals. Pp. 539–616 In K. Terwilliger (coord.). Vir-

ginia’s endangered species. McDonald and Wood-ward Publishing Co., Blacksburg, VA. 672 pp.

Linzey, D.W.1998. The mammals of Virginia. McDonald and Woodward

Publishing Co., Blacksburg, VA. 459 pp.




Washington














Osborne, R., J. Calambokidis and E.M. Dorsey.1988. A guide to marine mammals of Greater Puget Sound:

including a catalog of individual orca and minke whales. Island Publishers, Anacortes, WA. 191 pp.






West Virginia





Wisconsin

Hay, B., B. Les, B. Rudy, S. Matteson, L. Ramirez and A. Wydeven (eds.).

1997. Mammals. Pp. 67–69 In The endangered and threatened vertebrate species of Wisconsin. Bureau Endangered Resources, Wisconsin Dept. Natural Resources, Madison, WI. 103 pp.







Wyoming

Armstrong, D.M.1987. Rocky Mountain mammals: a handbook of mammals

of Rocky Mountain National Park and vicinity. Col-orado Associated Univ. Press and Rocky Mountain Nature Association, Boulder, CO. 224 pp.

Clark, T.W., V.A. Saab and D. Casey.1980. A partial bibliography of Wyoming mammals. North-

west Science 54(1):55–67.

Clark, T.W. and M.R. Stromberg.1987. Mammals in Wyoming. Nat. History Public Education

Series (10):1–314. Univ. Kansas Mus. Nat. History, Lawrence, KS.

Reviews: Jones, J.K., Jr. 1988. Journal of Mammalogy 69(1):205; Kirkland, G.L., Jr. 1988. Journal of Wildlife Man-agement 52(4):800–801.





Streubel, D.1989. Small mammals of the Yellowstone ecosystem. Robert

Rinehart Publishers, Boulder, CO. 152 pp.





Yukon Territory



— Notes — — Notes —

AcknowledgmentsG. Hickman, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, and C.A. Long, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, commented on an early draft of the manuscript. Their support of this publication is appreci-ated. When compiling a bibliography of this type, it is reasonable to suspect that inadvertent omissions or errors can be made. The author assumes responsibility for any such instances in the present work. Additions, corrections, and other comments that would improve the usefulness of the catalog are encouraged and welcomed (see page 2 for mailing address).

Production CreditsGraphic Design/Layout: Jeanne Gomoll

About the AuthorDreux J. Watermolen is an ecologist in the Bureau of Integrated Sci-ence Services at the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR). He received his B.A. degree from St. Norbert College and pursued graduate studies at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. He has worked for the DNR since 1986 and is currently Chief of Sci-ence Information Services. His research and writing have focused on various aspects of Wisconsin’s biological diversity.

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