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Muscardinus avellanarius

Known as: hazel mouse 
National Institutes of Health

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Review
2012
Review
2012
......................................................................................................................................2 List of contents............................................................................................................................3 Acknowledgements....................................................................................................................4 List of tables and figures............................................................................................................6 Author’s declaration.................................................................................................................15 The hazel dormouse.................................................................................................................17 Chapter 1: General introduction......................................................................................18 Chapter 2: Take only photographs leave only footprints: Novel applications of non-invasive survey methods for small arboreal animals............................................................43 Chapter 3: Keeping track of hazel dormice: an objective method for discriminating small mammal footprints................................75 Chapter 4: Isolation and characterisation of hazel dormouse microsatellite loci......................................................................101 Chapter 5: Dormice on the edge: population genetics of hazel dormice on the southwest peninsula of England ..........................................................................................................111 Chapter 6: Multiple paternity in the hazel dormouse: not so promiscuous after all?..........................................................................168 Chapter 7: Patterns of hibernation in the hazel dormouse: Intra-specific variation and the influence of diet.....................................191 Chapter 8: General discussion........................................................................................216 
2012
2012
this study describes the phylogeographic history of the common dormouse, Muscardinus avellanarius, a rodent strictly protected in… 
2012
2012
The common dormouse is a rare, hardly detectable species. Therefore its current distributional range and status still remain… 
2011
2011
Quantitative descriptions of population genetic structure allows the delineation of population units and is therefore of primary… 
2007
2007
In an overgrown clearing, which occupied an area of 5 ha within mixed spruce-deciduous forest, 106 and 20 nests of the harvest… 
2006
2006
THE common dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) is a rare woodland mammal that appears to have declined substantially in Britain… 
2001
2001
Out of 1154 marked common dormiceMuscardinus avellanarius (Linnaeus, 1758), 219 animals (19.0%) had white tail tips at… 
1995
1995
Relations between Common dormice (Muscardinus o\'ellanarills L.) and other occupants of nest­ boxes are cOlnpetitive. Competition… 
Review
1995
Review
1995
Abstract During 1984-1993 investigations on the structure and dynamics of two isolated M. avellanarius populations were carried…