Natural History
Natural History of the Prairie Vole (Mammalian Genus Microtus) [KU. Vol. 1 No. 7]
作者：Jameson, E. W. (Everett Williams), 1921-; Farner, Donald S. (Donald Sankey), 1915-1988 [Editor]; Hall, E. Raymond (Eugene Raymond), 1902-1986 [Editor]; Lane, Henry Higgins, 1878-1965 [Editor]; Taylor, Edward Harrison, 1889-1978 [Editor]
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- UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS PUBLICATIONS, MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- Introduction 128
- Methods 130
- Molt 131
- Associates 137
- Nest and Burrows 137
- Summary 149
- Literature Cited 150
- INTRODUCTION
- METHODS
- MOLT
- FOOD AND HABITAT
- TYPES OF COVER
- CUTTINGS
- TABLE 2.--_Composition of Ten Piles of Cuttings_[B]
- FOOD CACHES
- PLANTS USED AS FOOD AND AS COVER
- TABLE 3. _Plants Used for Food by the Prairie Vole_
- ASSOCIATES
- NEST AND BURROWS
- EXTERNAL PARASITES
- FLEAS (SIPHONAPTERA)
- TABLE 4. _Average Numbers of Fleas on Prairie Voles_[C]
- Subadults Adults
- TABLE 5.--_Monthly Averages of Fleas on Prairie Voles_
- GROUP 1: FLEAS WITH A HOST PREFERENCE
- GROUP 2: FLEAS COMMONLY FOUND ON TWO OR MORE KINDS OF SMALL MAMMALS
- LICE (ANOPLURA)
- MITES (ACARINA EXCEPT IXODOIDEA)
- TICKS (IXODOIDEA)
- TABLE 7. _Host Distribution of Mites on Seven Small Mammals_[F]
- REPRODUCTION
- AGE CLASSES
- TABLE 8. _Characters of Juvenile, Subadult, and Adult Prairie Voles_
- Juvenile Subadult Adult
- Less than 21 grams 21-38 grams 38 grams or more
- FECUNDITY
- SIZE OF LITTERS
- TABLE 9. _Average Size of Litters of Microtus ochrogaster by Months_[G]
- THE BREEDING SEASON
- SUMMARY
- LITERATURE CITED
- BAILEY, V.
- CRIDDLE, S.
- FISHER, H. J.
- HATFIELD, D. M.
- HAMILTON, W. J., JR.
- KENNICOTT, R.
- LANTZ, D. E.
- LOWERY, G. H., JR.
- NELSON, E. W.
- Transcriber's Notes
- Page 143: kept spelling variation: Dermacentor variabilis
- Page 149: kept spelling variation: Dermacenter variabilis