1. Afrotherian affinities for endemic South American “ungulates”

   • Federico L. Agnolin
   • Nicolás R. Chimento

   Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 101 - 108

2. Interatheriidae (Typotheria; Notoungulata), body size and paleoecology characterization

   • Alejo C. Scarano
   • Alfredo A. Carlini
   • Andrew W. Illius

   Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 109 - 114

3. Large mammal species richness and habitat use in an upper Amazonian forest used for ecotourism

   • Salvador Salvador
   • Miguel Clavero
   • Renata Leite Pitman

   Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 115 - 123

4. Seasonal constraints and reproductive performance in female Common hamsters (Cricetus cricetus)

   • Silvia Hufnagl
   • Claudia Franceschini-Zink
   • Eva Millesi

   Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 124 - 128

5. Growth patterns in free-ranging yellow-necked wood mice, Apodemus flavicollis

   • Giovanni Amori
   • Luca Luiselli

   Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 129 - 132

6. The influence of local, landscape and spatial factors on the distribution of the Lusitanian and the Mediterranean pine voles in a Mediterranean landscape

   • Sara M. Santos
   • Maria da Luz Mathias
   • António P. Mira

   Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 133 - 142

7. Space use by Río Negro tuco-tucos (Ctenomys rionegrensis): Excursions and spatial overlap

   • Bettina Tassino
   • Ignacio Estevan
   • Eileen A. Lacey

   Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 143 - 147

8. Natal dispersal of European hare in a high-density population

   • Alexis Avril
   • Yves Léonard
   • Dominique Pontier

   Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 148 - 156

9. Home range size in the blue-eyed black lemur (Eulemur flavifrons): A comparison between dry and wet seasons

   • M. Sylviane N. Volampeno
   • Judith C. Masters
   • Colleen T. Downs

   Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 157 - 164

10. Riverine refuging by proboscis monkeys (Nasalis larvatus) and sympatric primates: Implications for adaptive benefits of the riverine habitat

    • Ikki Matsuda
    • Augustine Tuuga
    • Henry Bernard

    Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 165 - 171

11. Loss of forest cover impacts the distribution of the forest-dwelling tri-colored bat (Perimyotis subflavus)

    • Lesley J. Farrow
    • Hugh G. Broders

    Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 172 - 179

12. Whistle characteristics in free-ranging bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in the Mediterranean Sea: Influence of behaviour

    • Bruno Díaz López

    Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 180 - 189

13. The Chinese water deer, Hydropotes inermis —A fast-growing and productive ruminant

    • Gérard Dubost
    • Florence Charron
    • Aurélie Rodier

    Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 190 - 195

14. Sexual difference in seasonal patterns of salt lick use by south China sika deer Cervus nippon

    • Xiaoge Ping
    • Chunwang Li
    • Huanbing Zhu

    Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 196 - 200

15. Food habits of Japanese deer in an evergreen forest: Litter-feeding deer

    • Naoki Agetsuma
    • Yoshimi Agetsuma-Yanagihara
    • Hino Takafumi

    Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 201 - 207

16. Individuality in South American sea lion (Otaria flavescens) mother–pup vocalizations: Implications of ecological constraints and geographical variations?

    • Micaela Trimble
    • Isabelle Charrier

    Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 208 - 216

17. Presence of Iberian wolf (Canis lupus signatus) in relation to land cover, livestock and human influence in Portugal

    • Julia Eggermann
    • Gonçalo Ferrão da Costa
    • Francisco Petrucci-Fonseca

    Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 217 - 221

18. Comparative morphometric study of the Slovakian wildcat population (Felis silvestris silvestris): Evidence for a low rate of introgression?

    • Sascha Platz
    • Stefan T. Hertwig
    • Martin S. Fischer

    Original Investigation 01 March 2011 Pages: 222 - 233

19. Food habits of the thick-tailed opossum Lutreolina crassicaudata (Didelphimorphia, Didelphidae) in two urban areas of southeastern Brazil

    • Kátia Gomes Facure
    • Vanessa do Nascimento Ramos

    Short Communication 01 March 2011 Pages: 234 - 236

20. What do otters eat where there is no fish?

    • Jacinto Román

    Short Communication 01 March 2011 Pages: 237 - 239

21. Unusual observation of an ocelot (Leopardus pardalis) eating an adult Linnaeus’s two-toed sloth (Choloepus didactylus)

    • Miguel Delibes
    • Javier Calzada
    • Francisco Palomares

    Short Communication 01 March 2011 Pages: 240 - 241