1969
Research Project Report

Rodent Population Study on a Small Island of the Snake River Oxbow, Grand Teton National Park

David Skryja
University of Wyoming

Published 1969-01-01

Abstract

A two-month (3 July to 4 September) field study was conducted to determine the population and reproductive statuses of the small mammals on a 2.8 acre island of the Snake River oxbow. It was felt that the population would be semi-isolated and thus minimally influenced by emigration to and immigration from surrounding areas. Project Number 163.