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RhabdomysPumilio_Mark-Recapture

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dataset
Creator:
Nater, Chloé R.Schradin, Carsten
Publisher:
Dry
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Partial data from 9 years of a monthly mark-recapture study of African striped mice (Rhabdomys pumilio) from the Succulent Karoo in South Africa (females with estimable age only). Monthly mean values of three environmental factors: temperature, plant cover and mouse population density. More detailed information can be found in the ReadMe file.

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demographicrodentenvironmentSouth AfricaRhabdomys pumilio

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