1976
Research Project Report

Social Dynamics of the Montane Vole, Microtus Montanus, and their Population Consequences November 1976

Frederick J. Jannett, Jr.
Cornell University

Published 1976-01-01

Abstract

The social structure of a mammalian species is a basic feature of its life histoy. Although a knowledge of the social system is a prerequisite to understanding various reproductive and endocrinologic phenomena seen by other workers studying Microtus, Mus, and Peromyscus in the labrotory, behavior and sociality of Microtus in the field have been overlooked because they are difficult to study and because emphasis in microtine research has been placed on the microtine population "cycle". Project Number 183.