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On Measuring Microhabitat Affinities with Special Reference to Small Mammals
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Resource Partitioning in Ecological Communities
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Forage-Area Separation and Overlap in Heteromyid Rodents
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Some Comments on Niche Analysis in Canonical Space
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Microhabitat selection when detection is imperfect: the case of an endemic Atlantic forest mammal
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Microhabitat selection under experimental conditions of three sigmodontine rodents
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Neotoma lepida
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SMALL MAMMAL USE OF MICROHABITAT REVIEWED
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SHRUB SEEDLING RECRUITMENT IN UNBURNED CALIFORNIAN COASTAL SAGE SCRUB AND ADJACENT GRASSLAND
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The Use of Radio-Telemetry to Evaluate Microhabitat Selection by Deer Mice
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Resource Availability and Microhabitat Use by Merriam's Kangaroo Rats, Dipodomys merriami, in the Mojave Desert
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Herbicide Application Affects Microhabitat Use by Arable Wood Mice (Apodemus sylvaticus)
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Niche Relationships of Dipodomys agilis and D. stephensi: Two Sympatric Kangaroo Rats of Similar Size
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Microhabitat Use by Small Mammals in Central Chile
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