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1“...On following pages: 149. Meadow Vole (Microtus pennsyivanicus); 150. Long-tailed Vole (Microtus...”
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2“... Shrew prefers well-moistened meadow habitats in floodplains. It almost never dominates shrew communities...”
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3“..., lakes, and rivers. In forest-tundra and taiga, it occupies meadow bogs and edges of dry terraces...”
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4“...2. Meadow Jumping Mouse Zapus hudsonius French: Zapode des champs / German: Wiesenhipfmaus...”
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5“..., generally brighter than in the Western Jumping Mouse (Z. princeps) or Meadow Jumping Mouse (Z. hudsonius...”
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6“... to elevations of 2800 m in the Alps and optimally below 1300 m in the Apennines. In general, meadows...”
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7“... meadows up to elevations of ¢.3000 m. Main habitats of Mongolian Voles are wet tussock meadows. Food...”
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8“..., bunchgrass, wet meadows, grassy meadows, riparian zones, swamps, bogs, forest openings, and coniferous...”
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9“... landscapes (“krumholtz”) and moist alpine meadows. Common habitats of the Western Heather Vole are willow...”
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10“.... Hindfeet have five plantar pads. Habitat. Coniferous forests and alpine meadows at elevations of 3400-4290...”
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11“...) = 38. Habitat. Open alpine meadows and fir forests at high elevations (from 3600 m to 4600 m). Food...”
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12“.... Habitat. Mountain forests, dense thickets of Rhododendron (Ericaceae), and meadows at elevations of 1500...”
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13“... on inner side. Habitat. Open rocky alpine meadows at elevations of 2700-4200 m. Food and Feeding...”
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14“... and grass meadows. Food and Feeding. No information. Breeding. No information. Activity patterns...”
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15“.... Habitat. Various alpine habitats including rocky areas of alpine tundra, sedge marshes, subalpine meadows...”
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16“... and subalpine habitats with an element of precipitous terrain. Alpine meadows offer excellent feeding sites...”
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17“... is constricted in adults. Teeth are like those in the Common Vole. Habitat. Short grass meadows and arable lands...”
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18“... pale. Habitat. Open alpine meadows, often surrounded by low montane forests, and welldrained sites...”
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19“... herbaceous material growing in open alpine meadows. Breeding. The Hoary Marmot lives in multi-burrow colonies...”
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20“.... It inhabits banks of streams and stagnant waters; riverside meadows with quiet pools or other regions of low...”
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