Table 1.

All North American mammal clades included in our study, with the number of species in each. Richness values reflect the number of species which fit the criteria for inclusion in this study, namely those which are terrestrial inhabitants of North America, are not introduced species, are not island endemics, and whose distributional data are freely available (see Materials and Methods).

CladeSpecies richness
Mammalia753
Rodentia384
Chiroptera180
Eulipotyphla70
Carnivora49
Lagomorpha26
Artiodactyla15
Didelphimorphia13
Primates8
Xenarthra7
Perissodactyla1
CladeSpecies richness
Mammalia753
Rodentia384
Chiroptera180
Eulipotyphla70
Carnivora49
Lagomorpha26
Artiodactyla15
Didelphimorphia13
Primates8
Xenarthra7
Perissodactyla1
Table 1.

All North American mammal clades included in our study, with the number of species in each. Richness values reflect the number of species which fit the criteria for inclusion in this study, namely those which are terrestrial inhabitants of North America, are not introduced species, are not island endemics, and whose distributional data are freely available (see Materials and Methods).

CladeSpecies richness
Mammalia753
Rodentia384
Chiroptera180
Eulipotyphla70
Carnivora49
Lagomorpha26
Artiodactyla15
Didelphimorphia13
Primates8
Xenarthra7
Perissodactyla1
CladeSpecies richness
Mammalia753
Rodentia384
Chiroptera180
Eulipotyphla70
Carnivora49
Lagomorpha26
Artiodactyla15
Didelphimorphia13
Primates8
Xenarthra7
Perissodactyla1
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