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Nature, Gardens & Animals
Ecological Observations on the Woodrat, Neotoma floridana
Henry Sheldon Fitch and Dennis G. Rainey
49 pages~59 min read18 chapters$4.99
The woodrat builds a fortress of sticks and guards it well. Fitch and Rainey observe Neotoma floridana in the field, tracking its habitat, population swings, natural enemies, and the small creatures that share its den. A close ecological study of a builder among rodents. Look inside the life of the eastern woodrat.
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18 chapters
- 1Ecological Observations on the Woodrat, Neotoma floridana
- 2HENRY S. FITCH AND DENNIS G. RAINEY
- 3ECOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE WOODRAT, NEOTOMA FLORIDANA
- 4Henry S. Fitch and Dennis G. Rainey
- 5Introduction
- 6Habitat
- 7Reduction of Population
- 8Figure 1
- 9Natural Enemies
- 10Commensals
- 11Movements
- 12Feeding
- 13Breeding
- 14Growth
- 15Longevity
- 16Summary
- 17Literature Cited
- 18Transmitted March 12, 1956.
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