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Activity Patterns of a Desert Rodent,ps are used in the same locations on a series of nights. In long-term studies, however, intrinsic factors such as available food supply or reproductive activity may influence the pattern of activity (. & ., 1973). Response to available traps may also be altered.

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Prehistoric Rodents of the Middle East,ric rodents found in these countries. Many more Pleistocene and subrecent sites are known, but unless rodents are contained in the faunal lists, they will not figure here. In respect of a few sites, no published literature was available.

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Desert Rodents: Physiological Problems of Desert Life,production, etc. do not differ in principle from similar problems in non-desert areas. This chapter will therefore be addressed to the problems uniquely characteristic of the desert habitat, and furthermore, the presentation will specifically be directed to those problems that seem pertinent to rodents.

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0077-0639 and Perognathus . . . . . 210 Spacing and Communication 217 Acknowledgements 221 References . . . . . . . . 221 XI. Activity Patterns ofa Desert Rodent by N. R. FRENCH 225 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225 Methods. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226 The Microdosimeter and the Index of

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The Ecology of Rodents in the Northern Sudan,ctically no vegetation. South of the desert, at about the 25 mm isohyet, there is semidesert with a sparse vegetation and this merges gradually into a dry woodland savanna between the 200 and 400 mm isohyets. The rainfall increases from north to south (Fig. 2). At Wadi Haifa the annual rainfall is a

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Comparative Ecological Notes on Afghan Rodents,he monograph. Lack of information does not allow us for the time being to draw from the available data general conclusions on the ecology of desert rodents. Therefore I hesitated to accept the kind offer of the editors to contribute about the desert rodents of Afghanistan. In the end various circums

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The Population Ecology of the Rodents of the Rajasthan Desert, India,They exhibit a great plasticity in respect of their choice of a wide spectrum of desert habitats and their impact on the desert ecosystems is all too prominent. The rodents’ role in the intensification of desertic conditions may be comprehended from the fact that a single species, viz. ., is able to