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Fig 1.

Distribution of observed land mammals in Mauritania.

Main mountain plateaus (bold) and escarpments (underlined), national parks (italics), paved roads (red), border between the Palaearctic and Afrotropic biogeographic realms (dashed green line), and location of Mauritania in the African continent (small inset). Altitude from SRTM at 90 m spatial resolution [23].

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Fig 2.

Number of reported observations of land mammals in Mauritania along decadal time periods in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Numbers above bars represent the percentage of observations in each time period. Line depicts accumulated number of observations (N). Observations from before the year 1900 are merged.

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Fig 3.

Percentage of observations of land mammals in Mauritania in each time period category by mammal Order.

Numbers above bars represent the total number of observations in each mammal Order.

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Table 1.

Taxonomic list of land mammals of Mauritania.

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Fig 4.

Distribution of mammal species richness in Mauritania based on 100x100 km grid cells.

Left: extant species. Right: species listed as Near Threatened, Vulnerable, Endangered, and Critically Endangered at the national level according to the current study. Unsampled grid cells are marked (light grey). Mountain plateaus and escarpments (black dashed) and national parks (green shaded; in italics) are identified.

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Fig 5.

IUCN Red List category at the national level of land mammals of Mauritania.

Percentage of species (total N = 107) in each conservation status category [37] by mammal Order. Numbers above bars represent the total number of species in each mammal Order. The species Ceratotherium simum and Taurotragus derbianus were not considered in calculations.

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