Your search for Journal Title The American Midland Naturalist resulted in 2 record(s).

Title: Effects of cattle grazing on salt desert rodent communities: Journal: The American Midland Naturalist; Authors: A. L. Jones, and W. S. Longland; Date: 1999; Summary: The effects of heavy and light grazing on nocturnal rodent composition and activity patterns were studied in northern Nevada. Each site had gradients of heavy to light grazing in relation to water locations. Rodents were sampled at sites along these use gradients for three consecutive nights per month from May-October. The number of months sampled varied. Vegetation cover, frequency and density were sampled from June-July of the first year. Habitat use was recorded using seed stations covered with fluorescent powder. ...; Agrovoc Control Words: Grazing, Rangelands, Rodents; View more details about this article

Title: Rodent communities in a grazed and ungrazed Arizona grassland, and a model of habitat relationships among rodents in southwestern grass/shrublands: Journal: The American Midland Naturalist; Authors: Z. F. Jones, C. E. Bock, and J. H. Bock; Date: 2003; Summary: Rodent numbers within paired grazed vs. ungrazed treatments in Sonoita Valley, Arizona were calculated and compared to a previous rodent survey conducted 17 years earlier. Rodents were sampled twice, at least 6 months apart over the course of a year beginning in November. Vegetation measurements were recorded in December of that year. ...; Agrovoc Control Words: Grazing systems, Rangelands, Rodents; View more details about this article