The Meadow Jumping Mouse in New Mexico: Habitat Preferences and Management Recommendations

Morrison JL. The Meadow Jumping Mouse in New Mexico: Habitat Preferences and Management Recommendations. In Author unknown: Managing Wildlife in the Southwest Symposium

Trapping surveys for the meadow jumping mouse (Zapus hudsonius luteus) were conducted at fifty sites in the Jemez, Sacramento, and Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico, to determine their habitat characteristics. Two structurally different mouse habitats are compared for vegetation and soil moisture. Includes one page of recommendations.

Type
Conference Proceeding Paper
Authors
Morrison, Joan
Units
BAND
Keywords
Animal Studies, Habitats, Jemez Mountains NM, Mammals, Management, meadow jumping mouse (Zapus hudsonius luteus), Sacramento Mountains NM, Sangre de Cristo Mountains NM

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