Mammal Research Institute PAS

Intra- and interspecific behaviours in the bank vole and striped-field mouse under enclosure conditions

Kozakiewicz, A. Boniecki, P.

1994

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Growth, variations and age criteria in Apodemus agrarius (Pallas, 1771)

Adamczewska-Andrzejewska, K. A.

1973

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Numbers, species composition and residency of a rodent community in forest and field-forest ecotones

Mazurkiewicz, M. Rajska-Jurgiel, E.

1987

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Food composition in striped field mice living at localities of various degrees of urban development

Gębczyńska, Z. Sołtys, H. Sienkiewicz, M.

1987

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Food eaten by four species of rodents in polluted forests

Gębczyńska, Z. Gębczyński, M. Morzuch, K. Zielińska, D. M.

1989

Journal/Article

Animal components of the diet of the striped field mouse under urban conditions

Babińska-Werka, J. Garbarczyk, H.

1981

Journal/Article

Demographic processes in an urban population of the striped field mouse

Babińska-Werka, J. Gliwicz, J. Goszczyński, J.

1981

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Non-metrical divergence of isolated populations of Apodemus agrarius in urban areas

Sikorski, M. D.

1982

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Comparison of estimates of numbers obtained by the methods of release of marked individuals and complete removal of rodents

Ryszkowski, L. Andrzejewski, R. Petrusewicz, K.

1966

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The effect of behavioural thermoregulation on the daily metabolism of Apodemus agrarius (Pallas, 1771)

Tertil, R.

1972

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The influence of landscape spatial structure on small mammal movements

Szacki, J. Babińska-Werka, J. Liro, A.

1993

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Spatial distribution and interspecific interactions in small rodent community of a lake coastal zone

Kozakiewicz, A.

1987

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The time of oat starch remaining in the digestive tract of rodents

Babińska-Werka, J. Matyja, D.

1989

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Spatial relationships in sympatric populations of the rodents: Clethrionomys glareolus, Microtus agrestis and Apodemus agrarius

Chełkowska, H. Walkowa, W. Adamczyk, K.

1985

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Variability of transferrin in three species of rodent populations coexisting in farmland

Dobrowolska, A. Zajączkowski, M.

1983

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Digestibility and assimilation of natural foods in small rodents

Dróżdż, A.

1968

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Response of rodents to an increased and quantitatively diverse food base

Babińska-Werka, J.

1990

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Small rodent communities in a complex of forest biotopes

Banach, A.

1987

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Description of populations and lactic dehydrogenase activity (LDH) of Apodemus agrarius in the ecosystems of a town and of cultivated fields

Wolańska, L. Kubicz, A.

1986

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Intra- and interspecific behaviours in the bank vole and striped-field mouse under enclosure conditions

Growth, variations and age criteria in Apodemus agrarius (Pallas, 1771)

Numbers, species composition and residency of a rodent community in forest and field-forest ecotones

Food composition in striped field mice living at localities of various degrees of urban development

Food eaten by four species of rodents in polluted forests

Animal components of the diet of the striped field mouse under urban conditions

Demographic processes in an urban population of the striped field mouse

Non-metrical divergence of isolated populations of Apodemus agrarius in urban areas

Comparison of estimates of numbers obtained by the methods of release of marked individuals and complete removal of rodents

The effect of behavioural thermoregulation on the daily metabolism of Apodemus agrarius (Pallas, 1771)

The influence of landscape spatial structure on small mammal movements

Spatial distribution and interspecific interactions in small rodent community of a lake coastal zone

The time of oat starch remaining in the digestive tract of rodents

Spatial relationships in sympatric populations of the rodents: Clethrionomys glareolus, Microtus agrestis and Apodemus agrarius

Variability of transferrin in three species of rodent populations coexisting in farmland

Digestibility and assimilation of natural foods in small rodents

Response of rodents to an increased and quantitatively diverse food base

Small rodent communities in a complex of forest biotopes

Description of populations and lactic dehydrogenase activity (LDH) of Apodemus agrarius in the ecosystems of a town and of cultivated fields

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