Mammals of the Oaxaca Lowlands Poster Print

The Oaxaca lowlands are a specific geographic area in the Mexican state of Oaxaca, particularly the Pacific coastal region. The region is characterized by tropical and subtropical humid broadleaf forests along the Pacific coast and tropical savanna climates in the central valleys, a stark contrast to the montane forests in the highlands. The lowlands are primarily composed of tropical lowland forests, but these have experienced significant deforestation and habitat fragmentation due to human activity.

Species included:

BAIRD’S TAPIR • BIG BROWN BAT • COLLARED PECCARY • COMMON RACCOON • COMMON VAMPIRE BAT • COYOTE • GRAY FOX • HOARY BAT • HOG-NOSED SKUNK • HOODED SKUNK • HOUSE MOUSE • KINKAJOU • JAGUAR • JAGUARUNDI • LONG-TAILED WEASEL • MARGAY • NEOTROPIC RIVER OTTER • MEXICAN COTTONTAIL • MEXICAN FREE-TAILED BAT • MEXICAN GRAY SQUIRREL • NINE-BANDED ARMADILLO • NORTHERN TAMANDUA • PUMA • OCELOT • RING- TAILED CAT • SPOTTED SKUNK • VIRGINIA OPOSSUM • WHITE-NOSED COATI • WHITE- TAILED DEER

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