Journal of Mammalogy 1993: Vol 74 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME 74
AUTHORS
Agler, B. A., R. L. Schooley, S. E. Frohock, S. K. Ka- Biknevicius, A. R.:
tona, and I. E. Seipt: Biomechanical scaling of limb bones and dif-
Reproduction of photographically identified fin ferential limb use in caviomorph rodents, 95
whales, Balaenoptera physalus, from the Gulf Bogue, B. A.:
of Maine, 577 (see Derting, T. L.)
Allen, S. G., M. Stephenson, R. W. Risebrough, L. Bollinger, E. K..:
Fancher, A. Shiller, and D. Smith: (see Harper, S. J.)
Red-pelaged harbor seals of the San Francisco Bon, R., M. Dardaillon, and I. Estevez:
Bay region, 588 Mating and lambing periods as related to age of
Andersen, D. C., and M. L. Folk: female mouflon, 752
Blarina brevicauda and Peromyscus leucopus Boone, J. L., J. Laerm, and M. H. Smith:
reduce overwinter survivorship of acorn wee- Taxonomic status of Peromyscus gossypinus
vils in an Indiana hardwood forest, 656 anastasae (Anastasia Island cotton mouse), 363
Arita, H. T.: Boonstra, R., B. S. Gilbert, and C. J. Krebs: Mating
Conservation biology of the cave bats of Mex- systems and sexual dimorphism in mass in micro-
ico, 693 tines, 224
Atkinson, D.: Boren, J. C., R. L. Lochmiller, and M. R. Vestey:
(see Oswald, C.) Profiles of serum amino acids to assess condi-
Audet, D.: tion of cotton rats (Sigmodon hispidus), 943
(see Fenton, M. B.) Boyd, I. L.:
Audet, D., M. D. Engstrom, and M. B. Fenton: (see Lunn, N. J.)
Morphology, karyology, and echolocation calls Boyer, T. S., and C. R. Terman:
of Rhogeessa (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae) Comparing reproductive inhibition in female
white-footed mice from Michigan and Vir-
from the Yucatan Peninsula, 498
Baker, A. J.: ginia, 813
(see Stewart, D. T.) Bozinovic, F.:
Baker, R. J.: (see Marquet, P. A.)
Bradley, R. D.:
(see Van Den Bussche, R. A.)
Barret, G. W.: (see Van Den Bussche, R. A.)
Branch, L. C.:
(see Harper, S. J.)
Intergroup and intragroup spacing in the plains
Barton, T.:
vizcacha, Lagostomus maximus, 890
(see Lunn, N. J.)
Branch, L. C., D. Villarreal, and G. S. Fowler:
Batzli, G. O., and H. Henttonen:
Recruitment, dispersal, and group fusion in a
Home range and social organization of the sing-
declining population of the plains vizcacha
ing vole (Microtus miurus), 868
(Lagostomus maximus; Chinchillidae), 9
Baumgardner, G. D., and M. L. Kennedy:
Bronson, F. H.:
Morphometric variation in kangaroo rats (genus
(see Heideman, P. D.)
Dipodomys) and its relationship to selected Brown, J. S.:
abiotic variables, 69
(see Kotler, B. P.)
Beltran, J. F., and M. Delibes:
Burnham, K. P.:
Physical characteristics of Iberian lynxes (Lynx
(see Schooley, R. L.)
pardinus) from Dojfiana, Southwestern Spain, Calhoon, R. E.:
852
(see Haspel, C.)
Berger, J.: Camilo, G. R.:
(see Sweitzer, R. A.) (see Willig, M. R.)
Berteaux, D.: Campbell, D. L.:
Female-biased mortality in a sexually dimor- (see Epple, G.)
phic ungulate: feral cattle of Amsterdam Is- Campbell, M. T., and N. A. Slade:
land, 732 Effect of mass on seasonal survivorship of
Bianchi, M. S.: northern cotton rats, 971
(see Bianchi, N.O.) Carr, S. M., and G. A. Hughes:
Bianchi, N. O., and M. S. Bianchi: Direction of introgressive hybridization be-
Male specific Sry patterns in marsupials, 531 tween species of North American deer (Odo-
Bickham, J. W.: coileus) as inferred from mitochondrial-cy-
(see Qumsiyeh, M. B.) tochrome-b sequences, 331
Bideau, E., J. F. Gerard, J. P. Vincent, and M. L. Carraway, L. N., and P. K. Kennedy:
Maublanc: Genetic variation in Thomomys bulbivorus, an
Effects of age and sex on space occupation by endemic to the Willamette Valley, Oregon,
European roe deer, 745 952
J. Mamm., 74(4):1 108-1124, 1993
INDEX TO VOLUME 74
AUTHORS
Agler, B. A., R. L. Schooley, S. E. Frohock, S. K. Ka- Biknevicius, A. R.:
tona, and I. E. Seipt: Biomechanical scaling of limb bones and dif-
Reproduction of photographically identified fin ferential limb use in caviomorph rodents, 95
whales, Balaenoptera physalus, from the Gulf Bogue, B. A.:
of Maine, 577 (see Derting, T. L.)
Allen, S. G., M. Stephenson, R. W. Risebrough, L. Bollinger, E. K..:
Fancher, A. Shiller, and D. Smith: (see Harper, S. J.)
Red-pelaged harbor seals of the San Francisco Bon, R., M. Dardaillon, and I. Estevez:
Bay region, 588 Mating and lambing periods as related to age of
Andersen, D. C., and M. L. Folk: female mouflon, 752
Blarina brevicauda and Peromyscus leucopus Boone, J. L., J. Laerm, and M. H. Smith:
reduce overwinter survivorship of acorn wee- Taxonomic status of Peromyscus gossypinus
vils in an Indiana hardwood forest, 656 anastasae (Anastasia Island cotton mouse), 363
Arita, H. T.: Boonstra, R., B. S. Gilbert, and C. J. Krebs: Mating
Conservation biology of the cave bats of Mex- systems and sexual dimorphism in mass in micro-
ico, 693 tines, 224
Atkinson, D.: Boren, J. C., R. L. Lochmiller, and M. R. Vestey:
(see Oswald, C.) Profiles of serum amino acids to assess condi-
Audet, D.: tion of cotton rats (Sigmodon hispidus), 943
(see Fenton, M. B.) Boyd, I. L.:
Audet, D., M. D. Engstrom, and M. B. Fenton: (see Lunn, N. J.)
Morphology, karyology, and echolocation calls Boyer, T. S., and C. R. Terman:
of Rhogeessa (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae) Comparing reproductive inhibition in female
white-footed mice from Michigan and Vir-
from the Yucatan Peninsula, 498
Baker, A. J.: ginia, 813
(see Stewart, D. T.) Bozinovic, F.:
Baker, R. J.: (see Marquet, P. A.)
Bradley, R. D.:
(see Van Den Bussche, R. A.)
Barret, G. W.: (see Van Den Bussche, R. A.)
Branch, L. C.:
(see Harper, S. J.)
Intergroup and intragroup spacing in the plains
Barton, T.:
vizcacha, Lagostomus maximus, 890
(see Lunn, N. J.)
Branch, L. C., D. Villarreal, and G. S. Fowler:
Batzli, G. O., and H. Henttonen:
Recruitment, dispersal, and group fusion in a
Home range and social organization of the sing-
declining population of the plains vizcacha
ing vole (Microtus miurus), 868
(Lagostomus maximus; Chinchillidae), 9
Baumgardner, G. D., and M. L. Kennedy:
Bronson, F. H.:
Morphometric variation in kangaroo rats (genus
(see Heideman, P. D.)
Dipodomys) and its relationship to selected Brown, J. S.:
abiotic variables, 69
(see Kotler, B. P.)
Beltran, J. F., and M. Delibes:
Burnham, K. P.:
Physical characteristics of Iberian lynxes (Lynx
(see Schooley, R. L.)
pardinus) from Dojfiana, Southwestern Spain, Calhoon, R. E.:
852
(see Haspel, C.)
Berger, J.: Camilo, G. R.:
(see Sweitzer, R. A.) (see Willig, M. R.)
Berteaux, D.: Campbell, D. L.:
Female-biased mortality in a sexually dimor- (see Epple, G.)
phic ungulate: feral cattle of Amsterdam Is- Campbell, M. T., and N. A. Slade:
land, 732 Effect of mass on seasonal survivorship of
Bianchi, M. S.: northern cotton rats, 971
(see Bianchi, N.O.) Carr, S. M., and G. A. Hughes:
Bianchi, N. O., and M. S. Bianchi: Direction of introgressive hybridization be-
Male specific Sry patterns in marsupials, 531 tween species of North American deer (Odo-
Bickham, J. W.: coileus) as inferred from mitochondrial-cy-
(see Qumsiyeh, M. B.) tochrome-b sequences, 331
Bideau, E., J. F. Gerard, J. P. Vincent, and M. L. Carraway, L. N., and P. K. Kennedy:
Maublanc: Genetic variation in Thomomys bulbivorus, an
Effects of age and sex on space occupation by endemic to the Willamette Valley, Oregon,
European roe deer, 745 952
J. Mamm., 74(4):1 108-1124, 1993
November 1993 INDEX
Carter, T. S.: Dunning, G. C.:
(see Clark, B. S.) (see Fenton, M. B.)
Catzeflis, F. M.: Dyck, A. P., and R. A. MacArthur:
(see Contreras, L. C.) Seasonal variation in the microclimate and gas
Chesser, R. K.: composition of beaver lodges in a boreal en-
(see Schribner, K. T.) vironment, 180
(see Van Den Bussche, R. A.) Ejifler, M. A.:
Choate, J. R.: (see Slade, N. A.)
(see Davis, F. W.) Engstrom, M. D.:
Clark, B. S., D. M. Leslie, Jr., and T. S. Carter: (see Audet, D.)
Foraging activity of adult female Ozark big-eared Epple, G., J. R. Mason, D. L. Nolte, and D. L. Camp-
bats (Plecotus townsendii ingens) in summer, bell:
422 Effects of predator odors on feeding in the
Colman, F. H.: mountain beaver (Aplodontia rufa), 715
(see Taber, A. B.) Estevez, I.:
Contreras, L. C.: (see Bon, R.)
(see Marquet, P. A.) Fairbanks, W. S.:
Contreras, L. C., J. C. Torres-Mura, A. E. Spotorno, Birthdate, birthweight, and survival in prong-
and F. M. Catzeflis: horn fawns, 129
Morphological variation of the glans penis of Fancher, L.:
South American octodontid and abrocomid (see Allen, S. G.)
rodents, 926 Feldhamer, G. A., R. S. Klann, A. S. Gerard, and A.
Créte, M.: C. Driskell:
(see Lariviére, S.) Habitat partitioning, body size, and timing of
Croxall, J. P.: parturition in pygmy shrews and associated
(see Lunn, N. J.) soricids, 403
Cummings, J. A.: Fenton, M. B.:
(see Heideman, P. D.) (see Audet, D.)
Cunningham, L. L.: Fenton, M. B., D. Audet, D. C. Dunning, J. Long, C.
(see Wilkins, K. T.) B. Merriman, D. Pearl, D. M. Syme, B. Adkins, S.
Dardaillon, M.: Pedersen, and T. Wohlgenant:
(see Bon, R.) Activity patterns and roost selection by Noctilio
Davelos, A. L.: albiventris (Chiroptera: Noctilionidae) in
(see Slade, N. A.) Costa Rica, 607
Davis, F. W., and J. R. Choate: Findley, J. S.:
Morphologic variation and age structure in a (see Herrera M., L. G.)
population of the eastern mole, Scalopus Fish, F. E.:
aquaticus, 1014 Comparison of swimming kinematics between
Davis, S. K.: terrestrial and semiaquatic opossums, 275
(see Hogan, K. M.) FitzGibbon, C. D.:
De luliis, G.: Antipredator strategies of female Thomson’s ga-
The zygomatic arch of Hyaenodon (Hyaeno- zelles with hidden fawns, 758
dontidae: Creodonta), 347 Fleming, T. H.:
DeWalt, T. S., E. G. Zimmerman, and J. V. Planz: (see Herrera M., L. G.)
Mitochondrial-DNA phylogeny of species of the (see Sahley, C. T.)
boylii and truei groups of the genus Pero- Folk, M. L.:
myscus, 352 (see Andersen, D. C.)
Delibes, M.: Fonken, P.:
(see Beltran, J. F.) (see Oswald, C.)
Delorme, D.: Fowler, G. S..:
(see Gaillard, J. M.) (see Branch, L. C.)
Demastes, J. W., and M. S. Hafner: Frase, B.:
Cospeciation of pocket gophers (Geomys) and (see Getz, L. L.)
their chewing lice (Geomydoecus), 521 Frohock, S. E.:
Dempsey, J. A., and D. M. Keppie: (see Agler, B. A.)
Foraging patterns of eastern red squirrels, 1007 Fuller, T. K., and P. W. Kat:
Derting, T. L., and B. A. Bogue: Hunting success of African wild dogs in south-
Responses of the gut to moderate energy de- western Kenya, 464
mands in a small herbivore (Microtus penn- Gaillard, J. M., D. Delorme, J. M. Jullien, and D.
sylvanicus), 59 Tatin:
Doncaster, C. P.: Timing and synchrony of births in roe deer, 738
(see Taber, A. B.) Geffen, E., and D. W. Macdonald:
Driskell, A. C..: Activity and movement patterns of Blanford’s
(see Feldhamer, G. A.) foxes, 455
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Gerard, A. S.: Helle, E., and K. Kauhala:
(see Feldhamer, G. A.) Age structure, mortality, and sex ratio of the
Gerard, J. F.: raccoon dog in Finland, 936
(see Bideau, E.) Hellgren, E. C., L. L. Rogers, and U. S. Seal:
Getz, L. L., B. McGuire, T. Pizzuto, J. E. Hofmann, Serum chemistry and hematology of black bears:
and B. Frase: physiological indices of habitat quality or sea-
Social organization of the prairie vole (Microtus sonal patterns?, 304
ochrogaster), 44 Henttonen, H.:
Gilbert, B. S.: (see Batzli, G. O.)
(see Boonstra, R.) Herrera M., L. G., T. H. Fleming, and J. S. Findley:
Gilbert, F. F.: Geographic variation in carbon composition of
(see Griffin, K. A.) the pallid bat, Antrozous pallidus, and its di-
Glenn, T. C., and D. R. Smith: etary implications, 601
Genetic variation and subspecific relationships Heske, E. J.:
of Michigan elk (Cervus elaphus), 782 (see Ostfeld, R. S.)
Gould, E., W. McShea, and T. Grand: Higgins, L. V.:
Function of the star in the star-nosed mole, Con- The nonannual, nonseasonal breeding cycle of
dylura cristata, 108 the Australian sea lion, Neophoca cinerea, 270
Grand, T.: Hindocha, S. P.:
(see Gould, E.) (see Stewart, D. T.)
Green, W. C. H., and A. Rothstein: Hofmann, J. E.:
Asynchronous parturition in bison: implica- (see Getz, L. L.)
tions for the Hider-Follower dichotomy, 920 Hogan, K. M., M. C. Hedin, H. S. Koh, S. K. Davis,
Greenbaum, I. F.: and I. F. Greenbaum:
(see Hogan, K. M.) Systematic and taxonomic implications of
Griffin, K. A., and F. F. Gilbert: karyotypic, electrophoretic, and mitochon-
Heart rate of fishers (Martes pennanti) during drial-DNA variation in Peromyscus from the
exercise, 285 Pacific northwest, 819
Gruenhagen, N. M.: Holcombe, D. W.:
(see Slade, N. A.) (see Sweitzer, R. A.)
Hafner, D. J.: Horner, M. A.:
Reinterpretation of the Wisconsinan mamma- (see Sahley, C. T.)
lian fauna and paleoenvironment of the Ed- Howard, W. E.:
Animal research is defensible, 234
wards Plateau, Texas, 162
Hafner, M. S.: Hughes, G. A.:
(see Carr, S. M.)
(see Demastes, J. W.)
Ibaiiez, C.:
Haimovici, M.:
(see Juste, J.)
(see Rosas, F. C. W.)
Jinchu, H.:
Hamilton, M. J.:
(see Johnson, K. G.)
(see Van Den Bussche, R. A.)
Johnson, K. G., W. Wei, D. G. Reid, and H. Jinchu:
Harley, E. H.:
Food habits of Asiatic leopards (Panthera par-
(see O’Ryan, C.) dus fusea) in Wolong Reserve, Sichuan, Chi-
Harper, S. J., E. K. Bollinger, and G. W. Barrett:
na, 646
Effects of habitat patch shape on population dy- Jullien, J. M.:
namics of meadow voles (Microtus pennsyl- (see Gaillard, J. M.)
vanicus), 1045 Juste, J., and C. Ibafiez:
Haspel, C., and R. E. Calhoon: A new Tadarida of the subgenus Chaerephon
Activity patterns of free-ranging cats in Brook-
(Chiroptera: Molossidae) from Sao Tomé Is-
lyn, New York, 1 land, Gulf of Guinea (West Africa), 901
Hayes, J. P., and M. E. Richmond: Kat, P. W.:
Clinal variation and morphology of woodrats (see Fuller, T. K.)
(Neotoma) of the eastern United States, 20“ Katona, S. K.:
Heaney, L. R.: (see Agler, B. A.)
(see Heideman, P. D.) Kauhala, K.:
Hedin, M. C.: (see Helle, E.)
(see Hogan, K. M.) Kennedy, M. L.:
Heideman, P. D., J. A.C ummings, and L. R. Heaney: (see Baumgardner, G. D.)
Reproductive timing and early embryonic de- Kennedy, P. K.:
velopment in an Old World fruit bat, Otop- (see Carraway, L. N.)
teropus cartilagonodus (Megachiroptera), 621 Keppie, D. M.:
Heideman, P. D., and F. H. Bronson: (see Dempsey, J. A.)
Potential and realized reproduction in a tropical Klann, R. S.:
population of Peromyscus (Rodentia), 261 (see Feldhamer, G. A.)
November 1993 INDEX 1111
Koh, H. S.: Marquet, P. A., L. C. Contreras, S. Silva, J. C. Torres-
Mura, and F. Bozinovic:
Korth, W. W.: Natural history of Microcavia niata in the high
The skull of Hitonkala (Florentiamyidae, Ro- Andean zone of northern Chile, 136
dentia) and relationships within Geomyoidea, Martinez-Gallardo, R., and V. Sanchez-Cordero:
168 Dietary value of fruits and seeds to spiny pocket
Kotler, B. P., J. S. Brown, and W. A. Mitchell: mice, Heteromys desmarestianus (Hetero-
Environmental factors affecting patch use in two myidae), 436
species of gerbilline rodents, 614 Mason, J. R.:
Krebs, C. J.: (see Epple, G.)
(see Boonstra, R.) Mathews, N. E., and W. F. Porter:
Laerm, J.: Effect of social structure on genetic structure of
(see Boone, J. L.) free-ranging white-tailed deer in the Adiron-
Laing, S. P., and F. G. Lindzey: dack Mountains, 33
Patterns of replacement of resident cougars in Maublanc, M. L.:
southern Utah, 1056 (see Bideau, E.)
Lariviére, S., and M. Créte:
McClenaghan, L. R., Jr., and E. Taylor:
The size of eastern coyotes (Canis latrans): a Temporal and spatial demographic patterns in
comment, 1072 Dipodomys stephensi from Riverside Coun-
Leberg, P. L., and M. H. Smith: ty, California, 636
Influence of density on growth of white-tailed
McCreedy, C. D., and H. P. Weeks, Jr.:
deer, 723 Growth of cottontail rabbits (Sylvilagus flori-
Lee, P.-F., Y.-S. Lin, and D. R. Progulske: danus) in response to ancillary sodium, 217
Reproductive biology of the red-giant flying
McGuire, B.:
squirrel, Petaurista petaurista, in Taiwan, 982 (see Getz, L. L.)
Leslie, D. M. Jr.: McMurry, S. T.:
(see Clark, B. S.)
(see Lochmiller, R. L.)
Lim, B. K., and D. E. Wilson:
McShea, W.:
Taxonomic status of Artibeus amplus (Chirop- (see Gould, E.)
tera: Phyllostomidae) in northern South
McShea, W. J., and G. Schwede:
America, 763
Variable acorn crops: responses of white-tailed
Lin, Y.-S.:
deer and other mast consumers, 999
(see Lee, P.-F.)
Mech, L. D.:
Lindzey, F. G.:
Resistance of young wolf pups to inclement
(see Laing, S. P.)
weather, 485
Lochmiller, R. L.:
Mellink, E., and H. Madrigal:
(see Boren, J. C.) Ecology of Mexican prairie dogs, Cynomys mex-
(see Peitz, D. G.)
icanus, in E] Manantial, northeastern Mexico,
Lochmiller, R. L., M. R. Vestey, and S. T. McMurry: 631
Phenotypic variation in lymphoproliferative re-
Merriman, C. B.:
sponsiveness to mitogenic stimulation in cot-
(see Fenton, M. B.)
ton rats, 189
Michener, G. R.:
Lomolino, M. V.:
Lethal myiasis of Richardson’s ground squirrels
Matching of granivorous mammals of the Great
by the sarcophagid fly Neobellieria citellivora,
Basin and Sonoran deserts on a species-for-
148
species basis, 863
Miller, K. V.:
Long, J.:
(see Sawyer, T. G.)
(see Fenton, M. B.)
Miller, M. C.:
Lucas S. G., and T. E. Williamson:
A new taeniodont from the Paleocene of the San (see Ostfeld, R. S.)
Mitchell, W. A.:
Juan Basin, New Mexico, 175
Lunn, N. J., I. L. Boyd, T. Barton, and J. P. Croxall: (see Kotler, B. P.)
Moelleken, S. M. C.:
Factors affecting the growth rate and mass at
weaning of Antarctic fur seals at Bird Island, (see Soulounias, N.)
South Georgia, 908 Moncrief, N. D.:
Geographic variation in fox squirrels (Sciurus
MacArthur, R. A.:
niger) and gray squirrels (S. carolinensis) of
(see Dyck, A. P.)
Macdonald, D. W.: the lower Mississippi River Valley, 547
Nagy, T. R.:
(see Geffen, E.)
Maddalena, T.: Effects of photoperiod history and temperature
(see Ruedi, M.) on male collared lemmings, Dicrostonyx
Madrigal, H.: groenlandicus, 990
(see Mellink, E.) Nelson, M. E.:
Marchinton, R. L.: Natal dispersal and gene flow in white-tailed
(see Sawyer, T. G.) deer in northeastern Minnesota, 316
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Neris, N. N.: Qumsiyeh, M. B., and J. W. Bickham:
(see Taber, A. B.) Chromosomes and relationships of long-eared
Noble, S. J.: bats of the ¢snera Plecotus and Otonycteris,
(see Willig, M. R.) 376
Nolte, D. L.: Ratnaswamy, M. J., and H. E. Winn:
(see Epple, G.) Photogrammetric estimates of allometry and calf
O’Ryan, C., and E. H. Harley: production in fin whales, Balaenoptera phys-
Comparisons of mitochondrial DNA in black alus, 323
and white rhinoceroses, 343 Reichman, O. J.:
Obara, Y.: (see Post, D. M.)
(see Ruedi, M.) Reid, D. G.:
Ostfeld, R. S., M. C. Miller, and J. Schnurr: (see Johnson, K. G.)
Ear tagging increases tick (Ixodes dammini) in- Reynolds, P. S.:
festation rates of white-footed mice (Pero- Effects of body size and fur on heat loss of col-
myscus leucopus), 651 lared lemmings, Dicrostonyx groenlandicus,
Ostfeld, R. S., and E. J. Heske: 291
Sexual dimorphism and mating systems in voles, Richmond, M. E.:
230 (see Hayes, J. P.)
Oswald, C., P. Fonken, D. Atkinson, and M. Palladino: Risebrough, R. W.:
Lactational water balance and recycling in white- (see Allen, S. G.)
footed mice, red-backed voles, and gerbils, Rogers, L. L.:
963 (see Hellgren, E. C.)
Palladino, M.: Rosas, F. C. W., M. Haimovici, and M. C. Pinedo:
(see Oswald, C.) Age and growth of the South American sea lion,
Pearl, D.: Otaria flavescens (Shaw, 1800), in southern
(see Fenton, M. B.) Brazil, 141
Pedersen, S.: Rothstein, A.:
(see Fenton, M. B.) (see Green, W. C. H.)
Peitz, D. G., and R. L. Lochmiller: Ruedi, M., T. Maddalena, P. Vogel, and Y. Obara:
Assessing quality of dietary protein through Systematic and biogeographic relationships of
analysis of stomach digesta, 777 the Japanese white-toothed shrew (Crocidura
Peterson, R. O.: dsinezumi), 535
(see Thurber, J. M.) Rydell, J.:
Peterson, R. O., and J. M. Thurber: Variation in foraging activity of an aerial insec-
tivorous bat during reproduction, 503
The size of eastern coyotes (Canis latrans): a
Sahley, C. T., M. A. Horner, and T. H. Fleming:
rebuttal, 1074
Phillips, J. A.: Flight speeds and mechanical power outputs of
the nectar-feeding bat, Leptonycteris curasoae
Bone consumption by cheetahs at undisturbed
(Phyllostomidae: Glossophaginae), 594
kills: evidence for a lack of focal-palatine ero-
Sample, B. E., and R. C. Whitmore:
sion, 487 Food habits of the endangered Virginia big-eared
Pierce, S. S, and F. D. Vogt:
bat in West Virginia, 428
Winter acclimatization in Peromyscus mani- Sanchez-Cordero, V.:
culatus gracilis, P. leucopus noveboracensis,
(see Martinez-Gallardo, R.)
and P. |. leucopus, 665
Sawyer T. G., K. V. Miller, and R. L. Marchinton:
Pinedo, M. C.: Patterns of urination and rub-urination in fe-
(see Rosas, F. C. W.) male white-tailed deer, 477
Pizzuto, T.: Schnurr, J.:
(see Getz, L. L.)
(see Ostfeld, R. S.)
Planz, J. V.: Schooley, R. L.:
(see Dewalt, T. S.) (see Agler, B. A.)
Porter, C. A.: Schooley, R. L., B. Van Horne, and K. P. Burnham:
(see Van Den Bussche, R. A.) Passive integrated transponders for marking free-
Porter, W. F.: ranging Townsend’s ground squirrels, 480
(see Mathews, N.E.) Schribner, K. T., and R. K. Chesser:
Post, D. M..: Environmental and demographic correlates of
Detection of differences in nutrient concentra- spatial and seasonal genetic structure in the
tions by eastern woodrats (Neotoma flori- eastern cottontail (Sylvilagus floridanus), 1026
dana), 493 Schwede, G.:
Post, D. M., O. J. Reichman, and D. E. Wooster: (see McShea, W. J.)
Characteristics and significance of the caches of Seal, U. S.:
eastern woodrats (Neotoma floridana), 688 (see Hellgren, E. C.)
Progulske, D. R.: Seipt, I. E.:
(see Lee, P.-F.) (see Agler, B. A.)
November 1993 INDEX
Shiller, A.: Thurber, J. M.:
(see Allen, S. G.) (see Peterson, R. O.)
Silva, S.: Thurber, J. M. and, R. O. Peterson:
(see Marquet, P. A.) Effects of population density and pack size on
Slade, N. A.: the foraging ecology of gray wolves, 879
(see Campbell, M. T.) Torres-Mura, J. C.:
Slade, N. A., M. A. Eifler, N. M. Gruenhagen, and A. (see Contreras, L. C.)
L. Davelos: (see Marquet, P. A.)
Differential effectiveness of standard and long Tumlison, R.:
Sherman livetraps in capturing small mam- Geographic variation in the lappet-eared bat,
mals, 156 Idionycteris phyllotis, with descriptions of
Smith, D.: subspecies, 412
(see Allen, S. G.) Van Den Bussche, R. A., R. K. Chesser, M. J. Ham-
Smith, D. R.: ilton, R. D. Bradley, C. A. Porter, and R. J. Baker:
(see Glenn, T. C.) Maintenance of a narrow hybrid zone in Pero-
Smith, M. H.: myscus leucopus: a test of alternative models,
(see Boone, J. L.) 832
(see Leberg, P. L.) Van Den Bussche, R. A., and R. J. Baker:
Solounias, N., and S. M. C. Moelleken: Molecular phylogenetics of the New World bat
Dietary adaptation of some extinct ruminants genus Phyllostomus based on cytochrome b
determined by premaxillary shape, 1059 DNA sequence variation, 793
Spotorno, A. E.: Van Horne, B.:
(see Contreras, L. C.) (see Schooley, R. L.)
Stein, B. R.: Vestey, M. R.:
Comparative hind limb morphology in geo- (see Boren, J. C.)
myine and thomomyine pocket gophers, 86 (see Lochmiller, R. L.)
Stephenson, M.: Villarreal, D.:
(see Allen, S. G.) (see Branch, L. C.)
Stewart, D. T., A. J. Baker, and S. P. Hindocha: Vincent, J. P.:
Genetic differentiation and population structure (see Bideau, E.)
in Sorex haydeni and S. cinereus, 21 Vogel, P.:
Strait, S. G.: (see Ruedi, M.)
Molar morphology and food texture among Vogt, F. D.:
small-bodied insectivorous mammals, 391 (see Pierce, S. S.)
Sweitzer, R. A., and D. W. Holcombe: Weeks, H. P., Jr.:
Serum-progesterone levels and pregnancy rates (see McCreedy, C. D.)
in Great Basin porcupines (Erethizon dorsa- Wei, W.:
tum), 769 (see Johnson, K. G.)
Sweitzer, R. A., and J. Berger: Whitmore, R. C.:
Seasonal dynamics of mass and body condition (see Sample, B. E.)
in Great Basin porcupines (Erethizon dorsa- Wiliamson, T. E.:
tum), 198 (see Lucas, £. G.)
Syme, D. M.: Wilkins, K. T., and L. L. Cunningham:
(see Fenton, M. B.) Relationship of cranial and dental features to
Taber, A. B., C. P. Doncaster, N. N. Neris, and F. H. direction of mastication in tuco-tucos (Ro-
Colman: dentia: Ctenomys), 383
Ranging behavior and population dynamics of Willig, M. R., G. R. Camilo, and S. J. Noble:
the Chacoan peccary, Catagonus wagneri, 443 Dietary overlap in frugivorous and insectivo-
Tamura, N.: rous bats from edaphic Cerrado habitats of
Role of sound communication in mating of Ma- Brazil, 117
laysian Callosciurus (Sciuridae), 468 Wilson, D. E.:
Tamura, N., and H.-S. Yong: (see Lim, B. K.)
Vocalizations in response to predators in three Winn, H. E.:
species of Malaysian Callosciurus (Sciuridae), (see Ratnaswamy, M. J.)
703 Wohlgenant, T.:
Tatin, D.: (see Fenton, M. B.)
(see Gaillard, J. M.) Wolfe, J. O.:
Taylor, E.: Does the “Chitty effect” occur in Peromyscus?,
(see McClenaghan, L. R.., Jr.) 846
Terman, C. R.: Woodman, N.:
Studies of natural populations of white-footed The correct gender of mammalian generic names
mice: reduction of reproduction at varying ending in -otis, 544
densities, 678 Wooster, D. E.:
(see Boyer, T. S.) (see Post, D. M.)
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Yong, H.-S.: Zimmerman, E. G.:
(see Tamura, N.) (see Dewalt, T. S.)
SUBJECTS
(New names in italic type)
Abrocoma: gazella, 908
bennetti, 927 Argentina:
cinerea, 927 Abrocoma cinerea, 927
Abrothrix andinus, 65 Ctenomys (7 spp), 390
Acinonyx jubatus, 487, 758 Didelphis azarae, 531
Aconaemys: Lagostomus maximus, 9, 890
fuscus, 926 Lutreolina crassicaudata, 531
sagei, 926 Octodontomys gliroides, 927
Activity: Tympanoctomys barrerae, 927
Felis catus, | Arizona:
Martes pennanti, 285 Peromyscus boylii, 353
Noctilio albiventris, 607 Peromyscus truei, 353
Plecotus townsendii, 422 Artibeus:
Vulpes cana, 455 amplus, 763
Aepyceros melampus, 464, 648, 1061 fimbriatus, 763
Age determination: fraterculus, 763
Otaria flavescens, 141 hirsutus, 698, 763
Age structure: inopinatus, 763
Nyctereutes procyonoides, 936 intermedius, 698, 763
Scalopus aquaticus, 1014 jamaicensis, 125, 621, 695, 763
Agouti paca, 96 lituratus, 117, 698, 763
Ailuropoda melanoleuca, 646 obscurus, 763
Ailurus fulgens, 646 planirostris, 117, 763
Akodon, 533 Atlantic Ocean:
Alabama:
Balaenoptera physalus, 577
Peromyscus gossypinus, 374 Australia:
Alaska: Neophoca cinerea, 270
Canis lupus, 485 Axis:
Microtus miurus, 868
axis, 648
Odocoileus hemionus, 331
porcinus, 648
Peromyscus keeni, 828
Balaena mysticetus, 323
Peromyscus maniculatus, 828
Balaenoptera physalus, 323, 577, 972
Peromyscus sitkensis, 828 ° Balantiopteryx:
Alberta: io, 697
Sorex haydeni, 21 plicata, 698
Spermophilus richardsonii, 148
Barbastella barbastellus, 377
Alcelaphus buselaphus, 464
Bassariscus astutus, 347
Alces alces, 217, 331, 745, 879, 1061
Aletomeryx gracilis, 1059 Behavior:
Allometry: Aplodontia rufa, 715
Catagonus wagneri, 443
Balaenoptera physalus, 323
Condylura cristata, 108
Allouatta palliata, 493
Alopex lagopus, 347, 455 Gerbillus allenbyi, 614
Gerbillus pyramidum, 614
Amsterdam Island:
Bos taurus, 732 Lagostomus maximus, 890
Anatomy: Microtus miurus, 868
Odocoileus virginianus, 477
Caviomorph rodents (22 spp), 95
Anoura geoffroyi, 117, 698 Biogeography:
Antechinus stuartii, 189 Thomomys bulbivorus, 952
Antelope cervicapra, 1061 Wisconsinan fauna (19 spp), 162
Antidorcas marsupialis, 488, 1061 Bison bison, 312, 920, 1061
Antilocapra americana, 129, 742, 758, 1061 Blarina:
Antrozous pallidus, 601, 699 brevicauda, 27, 55, 157, 403, 652, 656
Aplondontia rufa, 715 carolinensis, 410
Arctocebus calabarensis, 395 Body mass:
Arctocephalus: Arctocephalus gazella, 908
australis, 914 Arvicolinae (4 spp), 224
forsteri, 914 Canis latrans, 1072, 1075
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Dicrostonyx groenlandicus, 990 Cervus:
Erethizon dorsatum, 198 canadensis, 217
Great Basin Desert rodents (5 spp), 863 elaphus, 41, 133, 225, 716, 728, 732,
Sigmodon hispidus, 971 738, 745, 769, 782, 971, 1061, 1076
Sonoran Desert rodents (6 spp), 863 nippon, 273
Bolivia: Chaerephon, 901
Abrocoma cinerea, 927 Chaetodipus fallax, 637
Bos taurus, 732, 1061 Chile:
Boselaphus tragocamelus, 1061 Caviomorph rodents (9 spp), 927
Bramatherium megacephalum, 1059 Ctenomys magellanicus, 390
Brazil: Ctenomys opimus, 390
Bats (25 spp), 117 Microcavia niata, 136
Otaria flavescens, 141 China:
British Columbia: Panthera pardus, 646
Peromyscus keeni, 828 Chinchilla, 928
Peromyscus maniculatus, 828 Chironectes minimus, 275
Peromyscus oreas, 828 Choeronycteris mexicana, 694
California: Chromosomes:
Dipodomys stephensi, 636
Otonycteris hemprichii, 376
Odocoileus hemionus, 331 Peromyscus (4 spp), 819
Phoca vitulina, 588 Plecotus austriacus, 376
Callorhinus ursinus, 273, 914 Rhogeessa aeneus, 498
Callosciurus: Chrotopterus auritus, 696
caniceps, 468, 703 Cimolestes, 177
erythraeus, 713 Clethrionomys:
nigrovittatus, 469, 703 gapperi, 27, 652, 683, 963, 977
notatus, 468, 703 rutilus, 225, 231
Campeche: Cloeotis, 544
Rhogeessa aeneus, 498
Coendou:
Canada: bicolor, 96
Sorex cinereus, 21
prehensilis, 96
Canis:
Colombia:
adustus, 347
Artibeus amplus, 763
aureus, 759
Artibeus lituratus, 763
familiaris, 160, 347
Colorado:
latrans, 160, 347, 455, 631, 715, 758,
Antilocapra americana, 129
939, 1072, 1075
Communication:
lupus, 347, 455, 485, 879, 923, 1072,
1075 Callosciurus caniceps, 468
Callosciurus notatus, 468
mesomelas, 488
rufus, 1073, 1075 Odocoileus virginianus, 477
Community ecology:
Canthumeryx, 1070
Bats (11 spp), 117
Capra:
Rodents (9 spp), 863
aegagrus, 648
Condylura cristata, 108
hircus, 1061
Connochaetes:
Capreolus capreolus, 40, 716, 738, 745, 1076
gnou, 732
Capromys pilorides, 383
taurinus, 464, 923, 1061
Carollia:
brevicauda, 698 Conoryctella pattersoni, 177
perspicillata, 117, 698 Conoryctes comma, 177
subrufa, 698 Conservation biology:
Castor: Cave bats (60 spp), 693
canadensis, 180, 486 Cosoryx furcatus, 1059
fiber, 278 Costa Rica:
Catagonus wagneri, 443 Noctilio albiventris, 607
Cavia, 96 Peromyscus nudipes, 261
aperea, 96 Cranioceras skinneri, 1059
porcellus, 715, 968 Craseonycteris thonglongyai, 693
sodalis, 96 Cratogeomys castanops, 87
tschudii, 136 Crocidura:
Cephalophus, 281 dsinezumi, 535
castaneus, 1061 fuliginosa, 536
Ceratotherium simum, 343 grayi, 536
Cercopithecus: horsfieldi, 535
aethiops, 703 lasiura, 536
mona, 217 leucodon, 536
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malayana, 536 Diet:
olivieri, 536 Antrozous pallidus, 601
russula, 535 Bats (11 spp), 117
sibirica, 536 Cynomys mexicanus, 631
suaveolens, 535 Heteromys desmarestianus, 436
Crocuta crocuta, 247, 467, 487, 759 Microcavia niata, 137
Cryptotis, 544 Miocene ruminants (17 spp), 1059
parva, 164, 403 Neotoma floridana, 493
Ctenomys, 137 Sigmodon hispidus, 777
boliviensis, 97 Ursus americanus, 304
colburni, 390 Digestion:
conoveri, 97 Microtus pennsylvanicus, 59
latro, 390 Diphylla ecaudata, 698
lewisi, 97 Dipodomys, 87, 436
magellanicus, 383, 929 agilis, 70, 637
maulinus, 383, 927 californicus, 69
mendocinus, 383 compactus, 71
opimus, 96, 383 deserti, 71, 865
pearsoni, 932 elator, 70
perrensis, 390 gravipes, 70
sericeus, 390 heermanni, 72
steinbachi, 97 ingens, 70
torquatus, 97 insularis, 70
Cuon alpinus, 455, 647 margaritae, 70
Cynomys: merriami, 72, 641, 865
leucurus, 898 microps, 72
ludovicianus, 372, 632, 711, 897 nelsoni, 69
mexicanus, 631 nitratoides, 72
Cynopterus sphinx, 621 ordii, 70, 164, 632
Cytogenetics: panamintinus, 72
Didelphis azarae, 531 phillipsii, 69
Lutreolina crassicaudata, 531 simulans, 70
Dactylomys dactylinus, 96 spectabilis, 72, 618, 633, 865
Damaliscus lunatus, 464, 1061 stephensi, 70, 636
Dasyprocta: venustus, 70
agouti, 96 Disease:
azarae, 96 Peromyscus leucopus, 651
Delphinapterus leucas, 323 Dispersal:
Demography: Capreolus capreolus, 745
Dipodomys stephensi, 636 Lagostoinus maximus, 9
Lagostomus maximus, 9 Microtus pennsylvanicus, 1045
Microtus miurus, 868 Odocoileus virginianus, 316
Sylvilagus floridanus, 1026 Distribution:
Dens: Artibeus amplus, 763
Neotoma floridana, 688 Dolichotis, 544
Density: Dromomeryx whitfordi, 1059
Canis lupus, 879 Dusicyon, 347
Odocoileus virginianus, 723 gymnocercus, 941
Peromyscus leucopus, 678 Ecclesimus, 171
Dermanura azteca, 698 Echolocation:
Description: Rhogeessa aeneus, 501
Idionycteris phyllotis Ecology:
hualapaiensis, 417 Canis lupus, 879
Schochia sullivani, 175 Cynomys mexicanus, 631
Tadarida tomensis, 901 Ectoganus, 175
Desmodus: Eidolon helvum, 906
rotundus, 119, 694 Elaphodus cephalophus, 646
youngii, 698 Electrophoresis:
Development: Cervus elaphus, 782
Otopteropus cartilagonodus, 621 Crocidura dzinezumi, 535
Diceros bicornis, 343 Geomys (4 spp), 522
Dicrostonyx groenlandicus, 291, 990 Odocoileus virginianus, 33
Didelphis: Peromyscus (4 spp), 819
azarae, 531 Peromyscus gossypinus, 363
virginiana, 160, 275 Sciurus carolinensis, 547