Nocturnal rodent populations and associated vegetation with implications of human use at Saguaro National Monument, Arizona
Duncan DK. 1989. Nocturnal rodent populations and associated vegetation with implications of human use at Saguaro National Monument, Arizona. University of Arizona, Department of Wildlife and Fishieries Science
Report (Masters Thesis) of a study to determine if human use (visitors to Saguaro National Monument) caused any long-term changes to the rodent population and associated vegetation at Saguaro National Monument. Findings show that minimal impact has occurred during the study period.
- Type
- Academic
- Authors
- Duncan, Douglas
- Date of Issue
- 1989-12
- Publisher
- University of Arizona, Department of Wildlife and Fishieries Science
- Units
- SAGU
- Keywords
- human impacts, Rincon Mountain District, rodents, Saguaro National Monument, thesis, Tucson Mountain District, urbanization