Abundance and diets of rats in two native Hawaiian forests
Sugihara RT. 1997. Abundance and diets of rats in two native Hawaiian forests. Pacific Science. 51(2):189-198
Relative abundance, distribution, and diet of three rodents (R. rattus, R. exulans, M. musculus)in Haleakala National Park, Maui. Invertebrates, particularly insect larvae were found to be the most abundant food item.
- Type
- Journal Article
- Authors
- Sugihara, Robert
- Units
- HALE
- Keywords
- Animal Studies, Diet, Exotic/Invasive Species-Animals, exulans, Haleakala, Hawaii, Invasive Species, Invertebrates, Maui, Mus musculatus, Rain Forest, rat, Rattus rattus, Rodents (Rodentia), snap trap