Stoat density, diet and survival compared between alpine grassland and beech forest habitats / by Des H.V. Smith [and others]

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Stoat density, diet and survival compared between alpine grassland and beech forest habitats / by Des H.V. Smith [and others]

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Index New Zealand

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Reports in NZ, alpine grasslands occur above the treeline of beech forest. Historically stoat control paradigms in NZ's montane natural areas have assumed alpine grassland is a marginal habitat that limits dispersal between beech forest stoat populations. Compares the summer-to-autumn (January-April) density, weight, diet and winter survival of stoats between these two habitats during years of low beech seedfall.

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Journal

Date created

2008

Creator

Smith, Des H. V.

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/20754417

Related subjects

Ermine

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