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Population density and use of space by Kerodon rupestris: An endemic and threatened rodent in the semiarid areas of Brazil

2021-03-01

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Population density and use of space by the rodent, Kerodon rupestris, were investigated in a semiarid area in Brazil. Distance sampling was used along line transects to estimate population density. Observations of K. rupestris were recorded on rocks, open ground, and in vegetation. The air temperature and the height of the vegetation were recorded for each observation. The frequencies of these observations were an...

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5e7646f6-fe6c-5024-b4b3-05eb4ef351e7
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10.1016/j.jaridenv.2020.104425
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