ECOLOGY OF SHIP RATS (RATTUS RATTUS )I NA KAURI (AGATHIS AUSTRALIS) FOREST IN NORTHLAND, NEW ZEALAND
ECOLOGY OF SHIP RATS (RATTUS RATTUS )I NA KAURI (AGATHIS AUSTRALIS) FOREST IN NORTHLAND, NEW ZEALAND
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新西兰北部地区船鼠 (RATTUS RATTUS) I NA KAURI (AGATHIS AUSTRALIS) 森林的生态学
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发表时间:
1994
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
E. Murphy
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作者:
J. Dowding;E. Murphy
cincta) and piopio (Turnagra capensis tanagra) from the mainland (Atkinson, 1973). Their impact was emphatically demonstrated more recently when they invaded the Big South Cape Islands in 1962 or 1963. Within five years the greater short-tailed bat (Mystacina robusta Dwyer), a flightless weevil and five species of birds endemic to New Zealand had disappeared from the islands and other animal and plant species had declined (Bell, 1978; Ramsay, 1978). There have been few attempts to study home range size and habitat use by ship rats in New Zealand forests. In mixed podocarp-broadleaf forest in the Orongorongo Valley, Wellington, Daniel (1972) determined average home range sizes of 0.17 ha for 15 adult males and 0.08 ha for 16 adult