MicromAsia: small mammal surveys in Western China and Kyrgyzstan (1994-2014) ...

This dataset corresponds to surveys carried out in Asia (Western China and Kyrgyzstan) from May 1994 to August 2014, as part of Patrick Giraudoux and his crew's research expeditions. It includes: Traplines set up and small mammal captured. The corresponding collection of skulls, specimens and t...

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Main Authors: Giraudoux, Patrick, Raoul, Francis, Quéré, Jean-Pierre, Rieffel, Dominique
Format: Dataset
Language:English
Published: Zenodo 2023
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Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7614878
https://zenodo.org/record/7614878
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Summary:This dataset corresponds to surveys carried out in Asia (Western China and Kyrgyzstan) from May 1994 to August 2014, as part of Patrick Giraudoux and his crew's research expeditions. It includes: Traplines set up and small mammal captured. The corresponding collection of skulls, specimens and tissues has been donated to the Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle , Paris since the 22nd of November 2022. Activity index transect walked to provide abundance estimates over a larger range than possible using trapping methods Miscellaneous supplementary files and trapline photos. Main files Traplines.txt This file is a table that describes the 787 traplines or trap clusters or circumstances by which small mammal specimens have been captured. Some traplines can have no capture. This is a point to consider when trapping success is computed joining the trapline table to the capture table. Those two tables can be joined using the field 'idLine'. For more details about sampling design, trap types, distance between two ... : Sample collection has been undertaken with the help of countless people who have regularly or occasionally participated. Among them (alphabetical order of the surname): Eve Afonso, Bao GenShu, Nadine Bernard, Carole Bodin, Michael Coeurdassier, Thomas Déforêt, Pierre Delattre, Kurt E. Galbreath, Patrick Giraudoux, Akira Ito, Li Li, Li TiaoYing, Li WenKe, Wulamu Mamuti, David Pleydell, Qi XinWei, Qiu Jiamen, Jean-Pierre Quéré, Francis Raoul, Dominique Rieffel, Thomas Romig, Renaud Scheifler, Kenichi Takahashi, Nicolas Tete, Amélie Vaniscotte, Wang Junli, Wang Qian, Wang XiaoMing, Torsten Wassermann, Yang Yurong, Jean-Christophe Weidmann, Wen Hao, Yang Wen, Zhou Hongxia, Iskender Ziadinov. Thanks go also to countless people who have regularly provided invaluable support and aid in villages in China and Kyrgyzstan. [The following grants contributed to the surveys but could not be entered in the "Grants" dialog box of the Zenodo system: + 1995-1997 Programme européen DG XII "Human cystic and alveolar ...