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Live-trapping of Deer Mouse

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Live trapping of deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus) for purposes of estimating infestation rates of fleas on mouse.

Project Start Date

1977-11-17

Project End Date

1977-12-09

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OSU

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Leischman, Amy

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Trapping of Deermice (Peromyscus)

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Trapping of adult male deermice (Peromyscus spp.) to compare hind foot size with a riparian population of Peromyscus. The hypothesis proposed is that the riparian zone population will have larger feet as a swimming adaptation.

Project Start Date

1987-01-25

Project End Date

1987-02-05

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OSU

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Brassfield, Robert

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Jarvis, Robert L.

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Population Regulation of Deermice by Parasites

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Two 150 X 150 M trapping grids will be established with Sherman live-traps at 10 M intervals. At capture, each mouse will be toe-clipped, weighed and sexed. In addition, the occurrence of two parasites (the rodent botfly and the mouse pinworm) will be m

Project Start Date

1990-04-01

Project End Date

1992-09-30

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OSU

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Blaustain, Andrew R.

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Fuller, Claire

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Red Tree Vole Mobility

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To obtain information to design future research aimed at elucidating activity patterns and habitat relationships of the red vole in western Oregon. Red tree voles will be located, extracted from their nests, two will be affixed with radio-collars and two

Project Start Date

1990-06-19

Project End Date

1990-10-31

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USFS, PNW Lab, Olympia, WA

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Research

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Biswell, Brian L.

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Maguire, Christine

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Red Tree Vole Study

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A pilot study to determine if a study of red tree vole home range characteristics is feasible. We are going to climb trees and search for tree voles to determine whether numbers are sufficient for a study.

Project Start Date

1990-12-10

Project End Date

1991-12-30

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OSU Fish and Wildlife, USDA Forest Service

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Forsman, Eric D.

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Lowell, Rich; Nixon, Matt

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Abundance of small mammals in "New Forestry"

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To determine the abundance of Deermice, Redbacked vole, and Oregon creeping Vole in oldgrowth, a clearcut, a leave tree cut, and a retention stand. A 100 meter by 50 meter plot will be established in each stand and 50 traps will be set and baited for 5 co

Project Start Date

1991-10-25

Project End Date

1991-11-16

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OSU

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Schuster, Scott

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Coblentz, Bruce

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Bimechanics of jumping in the Pacific Jumping Mouse

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Bimechanics of jumping in the Pacific Jumping Mouse (Zapas Trinotatus) will be studied by capturing these mice in small Sherman traps near the base of the Extendo Trail in the Oak Creek area. Six animals will be collected. The mice will be housed in Cordl

Project Start Date

2001-07-01

Project End Date

2001-10-31

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OSU Zoology

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Roberts, Thomas

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