The Little Wood Rat, Neotoma goldmani: Distribution and Systematic Position, by Dennis H. Rainey and H. Rollin Baker, is an important study of the pygmy tree rat, Neotoma goldmani. The authors study the distribution of this species in nature, as well as its systematic position in biological classification. The book presents the results of detailed observations, research and analysis that allow a better understanding of the characteristics and behavior of small wood rats. The authors work with scientific data that help to clarify the geographical distribution of the species and its relationship with other representatives of the genus Neotoma. This book will be a useful source of information for biologists, zoologists, ecologists, and anyone interested in wildlife and the study of mammalian species. The work of Rainey and Baker is a significant contribution to science and helps to enrich our knowledge about the biodiversity of organisms on our planet.