Mammal Distribution

Mammal distribution refers to the global geographic range of mammalian species. It is an important aspect of mammal ecology and conservation and has implications for a variety of topics, including habitat destruction and climate change. Mammal distribution studies provide insights into the evolutionary history, spatial ecology, and behavior of mammalian species, and can be used to inform conservation decisions. For example, distribution patterns of species can indicate the importance of particular habitats or regions, which can help inform conservation efforts.