Cattle grazing and long-term microclimatic fluctuations of simulated rodent burrows

Cattle grazing and long-term microclimatic fluctuations of simulated rodent burrows

In the San Joaquin Desert of California, USA, non-native herbaceous vegetation (mostly grasses) has altered the habitat to the detriment of many ground-dwelling species, some of which are protected rodent species. In a natural area, we installed 40 data loggers in simulated burrows that recorded tem...

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Main Authors: David J. Germano, Lawrence R. Saslaw, Eric Gerber
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: California Department of Fish and Wildlife 2025-03-01
Series:California Fish and Wildlife Journal
Subjects:
ammospermophilus
antelope squirrels
california
desert
dipodomys
humidity
kangaroo rats
livestock
san joaquin valley
temperature
Online Access:https://journal.wildlife.ca.gov/2025/03/23/cattle-grazing-and-long-term-microclimatic-fluctuations-of-simulated-rodent-burrows/
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https://journal.wildlife.ca.gov/2025/03/23/cattle-grazing-and-long-term-microclimatic-fluctuations-of-simulated-rodent-burrows/

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