Influence of some environmental parameters on small mammals (Rodentia, Insectivora) in the Central Alps

Abstract This paper points out the relationships occurring between small mammal populations studied in some areas of the central-Western italian Alpine Arch, and some environmental parameters that characterize the Alpine habitat. The fauna1 data were collected with traps randomly placed except for Alpe Devero, where a trapping grid has been utilized.

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The small mammals of an upper piedmontese Po plain site (Leinì, Turin prov.) / La micromammalofauna di una stazione planiziaria piemontese

Trophic systems and chorology: data from shrews, moles and voles of Italy preyed by the barn owl / Sistemi trofici e corologia: dati su Soricidae, Talpidae ed Arvicolidae d'Italia predati da Tyto alba (Scopoli 1769)

First sign of Clethrionomys glareolus in the Po valley plain / Prima segnalazione in Pianura Padana di Clethrionomys glareolus

Small mammals in barn owl, Tyto alba, pellets from central-east Sardinia / Dati sui micromammiferi da borre di barbagianni, Tyto alba, di un sito della Sardegna centro-orientale

Recent data on the distribution of some small mammals species in Calabria / Nuovi dati sulla corologia di alcune entità rilevanti della microteriofauna della Calabria

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