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Knowledge on home range and activity patterns, along with their responses to environmental fluctuations, is important for the understanding of wildlife ecology and conservation, but related studies on giant flying squirrel species (genus Petaurista) are still limited. We radio-tracked five Indian giant flying squirrels (Petaurista philippensis) in subtropical Taiwan to assess their home range and...
From May to July in the years 1995-2000 studies on the numbers of density of Carabidae on two fields with different cultivation systems (intensive and conventional) were performed. Including other elements like kind of a crop and weather conditions during the investigations it was possible to compile a summary numerical index of main factors having the influence on the occurrence of Carabidae and...
Faecal egg counts per gram of faeces (EPGs) were measured over a period of two years (1995-1996) in Polish Wrzosówka ewes. Measurements were made at monthly intervals. The first examination in each years was conducted before the start of the grazing season, while the rest of the samples were collected during grazing season. The animals were drenched in May 1996 but not in 1995. EPG were estimated...
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