Regional distribution of freshwater mammals

Table 1. Regional distribution of aquatic and semi-aquatic mammals. Where applicable, endemism has been noted and refers to geographical constraint and relative range limitation of species within a specific region. Species are listed taxonomically down to order, and then alphabetically through family, genus and species. Where scientific names are in bold, regional distributions of subspecies have been included in a separate subspecies table, available at www.osc.co.uk.

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