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Two New Species Of Cyperus (Subgenus Protocyperus) From Mexico And Central America, Gordon Tucker
Two New Species Of Cyperus (Subgenus Protocyperus) From Mexico And Central America, Gordon Tucker
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Two new species of Cyperus (Subgenus Protocyperus) from Mexico and Central America, Cyperus nayaritensis, endemic to Nayarit, Mexico, and C. microbrunneus, of Guatemala, Honduras and Costa Rica, are described, illustrated and compared to their nearest relatives.
Two New Species Of Cyperus (Subgenus Protocyperus) From Mexico And Central America, Gordon C. Tucker
Two New Species Of Cyperus (Subgenus Protocyperus) From Mexico And Central America, Gordon C. Tucker
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Two new species of Cyperus (Subgenus Protocyperus) from Mexico and Central America, Cyperus nayaritensis, endemic to Nayarit, Mexico, and C. microbrunneus, of Guatemala, Honduras and Costa Rica, are described, illustrated and compared to their nearest relatives.
Multiple Captures Of Peromyscus Le Uco Pus: Social Behavior In A Small Rodent, James M. Novak
Multiple Captures Of Peromyscus Le Uco Pus: Social Behavior In A Small Rodent, James M. Novak
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The capture of more than one individual in a live trap can often provide information on the social behavior of small mammals, but the conclusions drawn from these data will depend on the type of live trap used. Davis (1955) and Getz (1972) used multiple capture traps and analyzed their data with respect to attraction and repulsion of individuals both within and between different age and sex classes. Petersen (1975), Feldhamer (1977), Blaustein and Rothstein (1978), Jenkins and Llewellyn (1981) and Spencer et al. (1982) gained information on the formation of associations during foraging and dispersal from multip~ captures made …