A comparison of the community dynamics of bioturbating small mammals between livestock and wildlife farming areas in the Kalahari, Namibia / M.L. Hauptfleisch; M.P. Vinte; N. Blaum

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Hauptfleisch, M.L. | Vinte, M.P.; Blaum, N

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Windhoek: Environmental Information Service, 2017Description: 6 pages, tables, figures, 30 cmISSN:

2026-8327

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Summary: The study compared abundance and diversity of small mammals between a commercial livestock and neighbouring game farm in the Kalahari Thornveld of Namibia's Omaheke region. Sherman traps baited with standard small-mammal attractants were set out in grids in similar habitats on each land use for four trap-nights during the growing season and the non-growing season of 2015.

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The study compared abundance and diversity of small mammals between a commercial livestock and neighbouring game farm in the Kalahari Thornveld of Namibia's Omaheke region. Sherman traps baited with standard small-mammal attractants were set out in grids in similar habitats on each land use for four trap-nights during the growing season and the non-growing season of 2015.

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