Micromammalia of the cultivated Wizna fen
Studies on small mammals in the Wizna fen, which is uniformly reclaimed and cultivated as meadowland, were carried out using the standard removal method on 52 trapping lines (n=1116) in the autumns of 3 years (1977-1979). Domination percentage and relative numbers were determined for 13 species of M...
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1982
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| Summary: | Studies on small mammals in the Wizna fen, which is uniformly reclaimed and cultivated as meadowland, were carried out using the standard removal method on 52 trapping lines (n=1116) in the autumns of 3 years (1977-1979). Domination percentage and relative numbers were determined for 13 species of Micromammalia in samples from six basic types of plant habitats: various meadow habitats, shelter belts and forest reserves. The species caught in the greatest numbers were: Microtus arvalis, Clethrionomys glareolus, Sorex araneus and Microtus oeconomus. Studies on small mammals in the Wizna fen, which is uniformly reclaimed and cultivated as meadowland, were carried out using the standard removal method on 52 trapping lines (n=1116) in the autumns of 3 years (1977-1979). Domination percentage and relative numbers were determined for 13 species of Micromammalia in samples from six basic types of plant habitats: various meadow habitats, shelter belts and forest reserves. The species caught in the greatest numbers were: Microtus arvalis, Clethrionomys glareolus, Sorex araneus and Microtus oeconomus. |
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