Afrotropical
Ethiopia / Gabon / Kenya / Madagascar / Namibia / Rwanda / South Africa / Tanzania / Uganda / Zambia / Zimbabwe

Australasian
Australia / New Zealand / Papua New Guinea

Nearctic
Alaska / Arizona / California / Colorado / Florida / New Mexico / Texas / Wyoming
British Columbia / Nunavut (including Baffin Island) / Ontario / The Yukon

Neotropical
Argentina / Belize / Bolivia / Brazil / Colombia / Ecuador / Jamaica / Peru

Oriental
Borneo (Sabah and Sarawak) / China / Hong Kong / India / Indonesia / Malaysia (Peninsula) / Nepal / Sri Lanka / Thailand / Vietnam

Palearctic
Bay of Biscay / Belarus / China / Estonia / Finland / France / Japan / Jordan / Israel / Kazakhstan / Korea / Mongolia / Morocco / Norway & Spitsbergen / Poland / Sicily / Sweden / Turkey / UK

Resources

Regionally-specific books, websites and so on are included on the regional home pages.

General websites are on the links page.

Some global resources are listed below.

Macdonald, D. 2001. The New Encyclopedia of Mammals. Oxford University Press. A lovely reference book with 900 pages covering every species or group of species.

Duff, A. and Lawson, A. 2004. Mammals of the World: A Checklist. A&C Black, London. Precisley what you might expect from the title, this book lists all 5069 of the world's extant species, along with the countries in which they are found.

Mammal Data Add On for BirdBase and BirdArea, Santa Barbara Software Products. Many birders are familiar with the BirdBase software. This database of bird species allows birders to compile trip reports, regional and life lists etc. Santa Barbara Software now produce a Mammal Data Add-On for their software. Its pretty easy to use and all the lists on this website were spat out using the software.