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Title: Dung properties and defacation characteristics in some Scottish herbivores, with an evaluation of the dung-volume method of assessing occupance

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Welch, D.

Date issued/created:

1982

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Białowieża

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The inter-relationships of dry weight, fresh weight and volume were studied with dung of cattle, sheep, red deer (Cervus elaphus), hares (Lepus spp.), rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) and red grouse (Lagopus lagopus). Dry weight to volume ratios were dependent on the initial dry-matter content, but also affected by weather, with shrinkage on drying-out. Cattle dung was clearly distinct in having a high moisture content. Volumes and weights of individual pellets were measured, and the number of pellets per defecation counted.

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Acta Theriologica

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27

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15

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191

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212

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oai:rcin.org.pl:10944 ; 10.4098/AT.arch.82-19

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Programme Innovative Economy, 2010-2014, Priority Axis 2. R&D infrastructure ; European Union. European Regional Development Fund

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Cervus elaphus defecation density dung herbivores Lagopus lagopus Lepus europaeus Oryctolagus cuniculus odchody defekacja roślinożercy

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• Acta Theriologica
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    • Trap response in woodland rodents
    • Trap deaths in woodland rodents
    • Further studies on chromosome polymorphism of the common shrew
    • Maternal behavior of a short-tailed shrew (Blarina brevicauda)
    • An alternative method for removing carnivore teeth for aging
    • A compartmental pen for confined rodent populations
    • Kazimierz Petrusewicz, 1906-1982
    • Non-metrical divergence of isolated populations of Apodemus agrarius in urban areas
    • Bisoniana LXXIX. Immobilizing and marking of the European bison
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    • Protein polymorphisms in American deermice (Peromyscus) and genetic linkage homology
    • Multiple captures as an indicator of social relations in the wood mouse and the bank vole
    • The effect of watering on a prairie vole population
    • Eastern cottontail use of fragmented farmland habitat
    • Micromammalia of the cultivated Wizna fed
    • Determining the age of bank voles - a laboratory study
    • A test of the validity of two currently used methods of determining bat prey preferences
    • The influence of temperature on the activity and food consumption of the common shrew
    • The impact of the common vole on the vegetation of agroecosystems
    • A note on the diet of the African musk shrew
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    • Responses of small mammals to the forest management in the Białowieża Primeval Forest
    • Roe deer mortality due to mechanization of work in agrocenoses
    • Composition of the food of roe deer living in fields and the effects of their feeding on plant production
    • The level of some energy metabolism indices in forest and field populations of roe deer
    • Weight and body measurements of forest and field roe deer
    • Polychloride and carbamate insecticide contamination of roe deer inhabiting field and forests
    • Contamination of roe deer by mercur
    • Food resources for deer in Niepołomicka forest
    • Polish Theriological Bibliography, 1981
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    • Craniometric variation of Apodemus agrarius (Pallas, 1771) in urban green areas
    • Carotenoid contents in mammals. II. Carotenoids of some Vespertilionidae from the seasonal variation aspect
    • Reproduction in the Indian sheath-tailed bat
    • The antler cycle of adult reeves' muntjac
    • Correction factors for important prey categories in the diet of domestic cats
    • Dynamics and structure of a field roe deer population
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  • T.28 (1983)
  • T.29 (1984)
  • T.30 (1985)
  • T.31 (1986)
  • T.32 (1987)
  • T.33 (1988)
  • T.34 (1989)
  • T.35 (1990)
  • T.37 (1992)
  • T.36 (1991)
  • T.38 (1993)
  • T.38 Supl. 2. Ecological genetics in mammals. Editors: G. B. Hartl and J. Markowski
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  • T.40 (1995)
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  • T.45 (2000)
  • T.45 Supl.1. Evolution in the Sorex araneus group: cytogenetic and molecular aspects. Editors: J. B. Searle and J. M. Wójcik

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