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Paray, B.A.; Al-Sadoon, M.K.
A survey of mammal diversity in the Turaif province, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
2018  Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences (25): 604-608

One hundred and forty mammals of fifteen different species belonging to nine families, collected during one-year survey period in Turaif province of Saudi Arabia, are reported. Collections were made during studying the diversity of land vertebrate fauna of Turaif area at the northern province of Saudi Arabia. Cricetidae (n=64) was the most common family. _Jaculus jaculus vocator_ (n=34) was recorded the highest number of events for any mammal in the surveyed area followed by _Gerbillus nanus_ (n=23). Two species of mammals namely _G. nanus_ (n=23) and _Felis margarita_ (n=3) were reported for the first time in the study area. The geographical distribution of the collected species within this province was mapped

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