Mammal Research Institute PAS

Taxonomic value of M1 measurements in Microtus agrestis (Linnaeus, 1761) and Microtus arvalis (Pallas, 1779)

Fedyk, A. Ruprecht, A. L.

1971

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Analysis of the effect of temperature, weight and activity on the energy metabolism of microtine rodents

Framstad, E. Stenseth, N. C. Grodziński, W. Hansson, L.

1981

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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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Observations on seasonal dynamics in diet composition of the field vole, Microtus agrestis, with some methodological remarks

Faber, J. Ma, W.

1986

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Food consumption and energy expenditure of the field vole in the laboratory and in a small outdoor enclosure

Ferns, P. N.

1979

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Differentiation of seasonal generations of field voles on bone adhesion lines

Klevezal, G. A. Pucek, M. Malafeeva, E. P.

1985

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Body and skeleton growth in laboratory field voles of different seasonal generations

Klevezal, G. A. Pucek, M. Malafeeva, E. P.

1984

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Food consumption by Microtus agrestis and the unsuitability of faecal analysis for the determination of food preference

Phillipson, J. Sarrazin-Comans, M. Stomatopoulos, C.

1983

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Sex ratio in small mammal populations as affected by the pattern of fluctuations

Hansson, L.

1978

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Adhesion lines pattern as an indicator of age in voles

Klevezal, G. A. Fedyk, A.

1978

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The population dynamics of small mammals living in set-aside and surrounding semi-natural and crop land

Rogers, L. M. Gorman, M. L.

1995

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Population dynamics and individual features during the phase of decline in the field vole

Halle, S. Lehmann, U.

1987

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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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Taxonomic value of anteroconid measurements of M1 in common and field voles

Nadachowski, A.

1984

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Comparative studies on the neurosecretory system of some species of voles

Siuda, S.

1978

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Incisor growth in voles

Klevezal, G. A. Pucek, M. Sukhovskaja, L. I.

1990

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Why are some microtine populations cyclic while others are not?

Erlinge, S. Agrell, J. Nelson, J. Sandell, M.

1991

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Small rodent communities in a complex of forest biotopes

Banach, A.

1987

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Taxonomic value of M1 measurements in Microtus agrestis (Linnaeus, 1761) and Microtus arvalis (Pallas, 1779)

Analysis of the effect of temperature, weight and activity on the energy metabolism of microtine rodents

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

Observations on seasonal dynamics in diet composition of the field vole, Microtus agrestis, with some methodological remarks

Food consumption and energy expenditure of the field vole in the laboratory and in a small outdoor enclosure

Differentiation of seasonal generations of field voles on bone adhesion lines

Body and skeleton growth in laboratory field voles of different seasonal generations

Food consumption by Microtus agrestis and the unsuitability of faecal analysis for the determination of food preference

Sex ratio in small mammal populations as affected by the pattern of fluctuations

Adhesion lines pattern as an indicator of age in voles

The population dynamics of small mammals living in set-aside and surrounding semi-natural and crop land

Population dynamics and individual features during the phase of decline in the field vole

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

Taxonomic value of anteroconid measurements of M1 in common and field voles

Comparative studies on the neurosecretory system of some species of voles

Incisor growth in voles

Why are some microtine populations cyclic while others are not?

Small rodent communities in a complex of forest biotopes

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