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Title of Article

FACTORS OF POPULATION DYNAMICS OF PYGMY WOOD MOUSE (APODEMUS URALENSIS Pall.) IN THE LIMESTONE NORTH OF THE CENTRAL RUSSIAN UPLAND


Issue
3
Date
2010

Article type
scientific article
UDC
599.323(470.322)
Pages
112-116
Keywords
wood mice, population cycles, regulation mechanisms, exogenous factors


Authors
Duvanova Irina Aleksandrovna
Voronezhskiy gosuniversitet

Khitsova Lyudmila Nikolaevna
Voronezhskiy gosuniversitet

Nedosekin Vasiliy Yurevich
Zapovednik ?Galichya gora?, Lipetskaya oblast

Drozdova Vera Fedorovna
FGUZ "Tsentr gigieny i epidemiologii v Lipetskoy oblasti", Lipetsk


Abstract
Investigations were conducted in the Lipetsk region in 1987-1997 and 2001-2007. The patterns of the pygmy wood mouse population dynamics have been studied using time-series analysis. The observed population magnitude changes have been found to represent a complex process having a trend and a cyclical component with a period of one year. The structure and variations of the population with the period of one year are determined by the adaptation to the seasonal changes of environmental factors. The exogenous (weather) factors limit the growth of population. These factors are most effective during autumn-winter and spring-summer periods.

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