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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
The common dormouse is a rare, hardly detectable species. Therefore its current distributional range and status still remain… 
2012
2012
SUCHOMEL, J., CEPELKA, L., PURCHART, L.: Small mammals at forest plantations in the Jeseniky Mts. (Czech Republic). Acta univ… 
Review
2004
Review
2004
Jentzsch, M.: Knowledge about the occurrence of the Common Dormouse ( Muscardinus avellanarius Linnaeus, 1758) in Saxony-Anhalt… 
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…