Habitat use by the southern red-backed vole (Clethrionomys gapperi): Response of an old-growth associated species to succession

Pearson DE. 1995. Habitat use by the southern red-backed vole (Clethrionomys gapperi): Response of an old-growth associated species to succession. University of Montana

I examined populations of the southern red-backed vole and deer mouse in 4 successional stages in cedar-hemlock forests of Glacier National Park to determine microhabitat selection among stands and microhabitat selection within stands.

Type
Academic
Authors
Pearson, Dean
Date of Issue
1995
Publisher
University of Montana
Units
CRCO , GLAC
Keywords
Clethrionomys gapperi, Conservation, Habitat Use, indicator guild, Indicator Species, live trapping, macrohabitat, Microhabitat, Old Growth, pigment tracking, Population Studies, southern red-backed vole, Succession, Successional stages, thesis

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