1: Introduction
2: Functional morphology
3: Evolution and historical biogeography
4: Physiological ecology
5: Sensory biology and neuroanatomy
6: Community ecology
7: Interactions with non-prey animals
8: Interactions with prey
9: Cascades
10: Population ecology
11: How carnivorans affect humans
12: How humans affect carnivorans
Appendix I
List of extant carnivoran species
Appendix II
List of non-carnivoran species mentioned

About the Author

Steven W. Buskirk is Professor Emeritus of Zoology and Physiology, University of Wyoming, USA, where he taught mammalogy, wildlife biology, conservation biology and community ecology. He has conducted or overseen studies of mammals for over 40 years (mostly carnivorans in North America, South America, and Asia) and has served various agencies and NGOs on panels, boards, and other initiatives aimed at carnivorans of conservation concern.

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