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wood rat (wood rat) — RMBL Knowledge Commons

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wood rat

Common names: wood rat

Taxonomy: Animalia

Roles: study subject

External: iNaturalist · iDigBio · GenBank

Papers: 3 | Mentions: 5

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Knowledge graph centered on wood rat with 70 nodes and 162 connections. Top connected: Marmota flaviventris, Spruce, small mammals, woody stems, browse.

Publications (3)

article

Female kin density affects offspring sex ratio in an asocial mammal, the golden-mantled ground squirrell <i>Callospermophilus lateralis</i>

2017Animal BehaviourRole: text_match

article

Stable isotopes reflect the ecological stability of two high-elevation mammals from the late Quaternary of Colorado

2012Quaternary ResearchRole: text_match

thesis

Late Quaternary Paleoecology of Two High-Elevation Mammal Species from the Southern Rocky Mountains, Colorado, USA

2011Role: text_match

Documents (1)

technical report

wood rat

Local Knowledge Graph (Top 70 entities)

Publications (3)

Female kin density affects offspring sex ratio in an asocial mammal, the golden-mantled ground squirrell <i>Callospermophilus lateralis</i>

Stable isotopes reflect the ecological stability of two high-elevation mammals from the late Quaternary of Colorado

Late Quaternary Paleoecology of Two High-Elevation Mammal Species from the Southern Rocky Mountains, Colorado, USA

Documents (1)

Colorado's Wildlife Company: Tales of Winter

Co-occurring Species

Marmota flaviventris

Neotoma cinerea

Spruce

Urocitellus

Neotoma

Limber Pine

Pinus flexilis

small mammals

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Juniperus