Journal of Mammalogy 1996: Vol 77 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME 77
AUTHORS
Acharya, L.: Effect of carrying a radiocollar on expenditure of
(see Hickey, M. B. C.) energy by meadow voles, 359
Adolf, S. L.: Best, T. L.:
(see Bruns Stockrahm, D. M.) (see Gay, S. W.)
Akins, D. R.: Best, T. L., R. K. Chesser, D. A. McCullough, and G.
(see Planz, J. V.) D. Baumgardner:
Albuja V., L., and B. D. Patterson: Genic and morphometric variation in kangaroo
A new species of northern shrew-opossum (Pau- rats, genus Dipodomys, from coastal Califor-
cituberculata: Caenolestidae) from the Cordil- nia, 785
lera del Céndor, Ecuador, 41 Bickham, J. W., J. C. Patton, and T. R. Loughlin:
Alkon, P. U.: High variability for control-region sequences in a
(see Kohlmann, S. G.) marine mammal: implications for conservation
Allendorf, F W.: and biogeography of Steller sea lions (Eume-
(see Luikart, G.) topias jubatus), 95
Anderson, C. G.: Blanco, A.:
(see Thorington, R. W., Jr.) (see Theiler, G. R.)
Anderson, S. H.: Bleich, V. C.:
(see Smith, B. L.) (see Main, M. B.)
Anyonge, W.: Bodkin, J.:
Microwear on canines and killing behavior in (see Cronin, M. A.)
large carnivores: saber function in Smilodon Boggs, J. F:
fatalis, 1059
(see McMurry, S. T.)
Baker, R. J., M. J. Hamilton, R. A. Van Den Bussche, Bonzom, J-M.:
L. E. Wiggins, D. W. Sugg, M. H. Smith, M. D. (see Berteaux, D.)
Lomakin, S. P. Gaschak, E. G. Bundova, G. A. Ru- Boyd, I. L.:
denskaya, and R. K. Chesser: Individual variation in the duration of pregnancy
Small mammals from the most radioactive sites and birth date in Antarctic fur seals: the role of
near the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant, 155 environment, age, and sex of fetus, 124
Ballachey, B.:
Branch, L. C., M. Pessino, and D. Villarreal:
(see Cronin, M. A.)
Response of pumas to a population decline of the
Barclay, R. M. R., M. C. Kalcounis, L. H. Crampton, plains vizcacha, 1132
C. Stefan, M. J. Vonhof, L. Wilkinson, and R. M.
Braun, J. K.:
Brigham:
(see Mares, M. A.)
Can external radiotransmitters be used to assess Braun, J. K., and M. A. Mares:
body temperature and torpor in bats?, 1102
Unusual morphological and behavioral traits in
Barrett, G. W.:
Abrocoma (Rodentia: Abrocomidae) from Ar-
(see Peles, J. D.)
gentina, 891
Barrette, C.:
Brennan, L. A.:
(see Paré, P.)
Barry, L. M.: (see Zollner, P. A.)
Brigham, R. M.:
(see Barry, R. E.)
Barry, R. E., and L. M. Barry: (see Barclay, R. M. R.)
Species composition and age structure of remains Brown, J. H.:
(see Smith, F A.)
of hyraxes (Hyracoidea: Procaviidae) at nests
of black eagles, 702 Bruns Stockrahm, D. M., B. J. Dickerson, S. L. Adolf,
Batzli, G. O.: and R. W. Seabloom:
(see Haken, A. E.) Aging black-tailed prairie dogs by weight of eye
(see Harper, S. J.) lenses, 874
Baumgardner, G. D.: Bundova, E. G.:
(see Best, T. L.) (see Baker, R. J.)
Bazhan, N. M., E. N. Makarova, and T. V. Yakovleva: Buskirk, S. W.:
Deprivation of food during pregnancy and repro- (see Harlow, H. J.)
duction in the water vole (Arvicola terrestris), Buskirk, S. W., Y. Ma, L. Xu, and Z. Jiang:
1078 Diets of, and prey selection by, sables (Martes
Belk, M. C., and M. H. Smith: zibellina) in northern China, 725
Pelage coloration in oldfield mice (Peromyscus Cameron, G. N.:
polionotus): antipredator adaptation?, 882 (see Eshelman, B. D.)
Bergeron, J-M.: Cameron, G. N., and B. D. Eshelman:
(see Berteaux, D.) Growth and reproduction of hispid cotton rats
Berteaux, D., F Masseboeuf, J-M. Bonzom, J-M. Ber- (Sigmodon hispidus) in response to naturally
geron, D. W. Thomas, and H. Lapierre: occurring levels of dietary protein, 220
Journal of Mammalogy, 77(4):1156-1170, 1996
INDEX TO VOLUME 77
AUTHORS
Acharya, L.: Effect of carrying a radiocollar on expenditure of
(see Hickey, M. B. C.) energy by meadow voles, 359
Adolf, S. L.: Best, T. L.:
(see Bruns Stockrahm, D. M.) (see Gay, S. W.)
Akins, D. R.: Best, T. L., R. K. Chesser, D. A. McCullough, and G.
(see Planz, J. V.) D. Baumgardner:
Albuja V., L., and B. D. Patterson: Genic and morphometric variation in kangaroo
A new species of northern shrew-opossum (Pau- rats, genus Dipodomys, from coastal Califor-
cituberculata: Caenolestidae) from the Cordil- nia, 785
lera del Céndor, Ecuador, 41 Bickham, J. W., J. C. Patton, and T. R. Loughlin:
Alkon, P. U.: High variability for control-region sequences in a
(see Kohlmann, S. G.) marine mammal: implications for conservation
Allendorf, F W.: and biogeography of Steller sea lions (Eume-
(see Luikart, G.) topias jubatus), 95
Anderson, C. G.: Blanco, A.:
(see Thorington, R. W., Jr.) (see Theiler, G. R.)
Anderson, S. H.: Bleich, V. C.:
(see Smith, B. L.) (see Main, M. B.)
Anyonge, W.: Bodkin, J.:
Microwear on canines and killing behavior in (see Cronin, M. A.)
large carnivores: saber function in Smilodon Boggs, J. F:
fatalis, 1059
(see McMurry, S. T.)
Baker, R. J., M. J. Hamilton, R. A. Van Den Bussche, Bonzom, J-M.:
L. E. Wiggins, D. W. Sugg, M. H. Smith, M. D. (see Berteaux, D.)
Lomakin, S. P. Gaschak, E. G. Bundova, G. A. Ru- Boyd, I. L.:
denskaya, and R. K. Chesser: Individual variation in the duration of pregnancy
Small mammals from the most radioactive sites and birth date in Antarctic fur seals: the role of
near the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant, 155 environment, age, and sex of fetus, 124
Ballachey, B.:
Branch, L. C., M. Pessino, and D. Villarreal:
(see Cronin, M. A.)
Response of pumas to a population decline of the
Barclay, R. M. R., M. C. Kalcounis, L. H. Crampton, plains vizcacha, 1132
C. Stefan, M. J. Vonhof, L. Wilkinson, and R. M.
Braun, J. K.:
Brigham:
(see Mares, M. A.)
Can external radiotransmitters be used to assess Braun, J. K., and M. A. Mares:
body temperature and torpor in bats?, 1102
Unusual morphological and behavioral traits in
Barrett, G. W.:
Abrocoma (Rodentia: Abrocomidae) from Ar-
(see Peles, J. D.)
gentina, 891
Barrette, C.:
Brennan, L. A.:
(see Paré, P.)
Barry, L. M.: (see Zollner, P. A.)
Brigham, R. M.:
(see Barry, R. E.)
Barry, R. E., and L. M. Barry: (see Barclay, R. M. R.)
Species composition and age structure of remains Brown, J. H.:
(see Smith, F A.)
of hyraxes (Hyracoidea: Procaviidae) at nests
of black eagles, 702 Bruns Stockrahm, D. M., B. J. Dickerson, S. L. Adolf,
Batzli, G. O.: and R. W. Seabloom:
(see Haken, A. E.) Aging black-tailed prairie dogs by weight of eye
(see Harper, S. J.) lenses, 874
Baumgardner, G. D.: Bundova, E. G.:
(see Best, T. L.) (see Baker, R. J.)
Bazhan, N. M., E. N. Makarova, and T. V. Yakovleva: Buskirk, S. W.:
Deprivation of food during pregnancy and repro- (see Harlow, H. J.)
duction in the water vole (Arvicola terrestris), Buskirk, S. W., Y. Ma, L. Xu, and Z. Jiang:
1078 Diets of, and prey selection by, sables (Martes
Belk, M. C., and M. H. Smith: zibellina) in northern China, 725
Pelage coloration in oldfield mice (Peromyscus Cameron, G. N.:
polionotus): antipredator adaptation?, 882 (see Eshelman, B. D.)
Bergeron, J-M.: Cameron, G. N., and B. D. Eshelman:
(see Berteaux, D.) Growth and reproduction of hispid cotton rats
Berteaux, D., F Masseboeuf, J-M. Bonzom, J-M. Ber- (Sigmodon hispidus) in response to naturally
geron, D. W. Thomas, and H. Lapierre: occurring levels of dietary protein, 220
Journal of Mammalogy, 77(4):1156-1170, 1996
November 1996 INDEX
Campbell, K. L., and R. A. MacArthur: Erskine, M. S.:
Digestibility of animal tissue by muskrats, 755 (see Fortier, G. M.)
Campbell, L. A., J. G. Hallett, and M. A. O’Connell: Eshelman, B. D.:
Conservation of bats in managed forests: use of (see Cameron, G. N.)
roosts by Lasionycteris noctivagans, 976 Eshelman, B. D., and G. N. Cameron:
Carranza-Castafieda, O.: Experimentally induced habitat shifts by hispid
(see Miller, W. E.) cotton rats (Sigmodon hispidus): response to
Chesser, R. K.: protein supplementation, 232
(see Baker, R. J.) Estes, J.:
(see Best, T. L.) (see Cronin, M. A.)
Faivre, R.:
Conroy, G. C.:
(see Pépin, I.)
(see Rasmussen, D. T.)
Ferron, J.:
Cramer, M. S.:
How do woodchucks (Marmota monax) cope
(see Robb, J. R.)
with harsh winter conditions?, 412
Crampton, L. H.: Fortier, G. M., M. S. Erskine, and R. H. Tamarin:
(see Barclay, R. M. R.) Hormonal correlates of receptivity in female
Cronin, M. A., J. Bodkin, B. Ballachey. J. Estes, and meadow voles, Microtus pennsylvanicus, 404
J. C. Patton: Forys, E. A., and S. R. Humphrey:
Mitochondrial-DNA variation ainong subspecies Home range and movements of the Lower Keys
and populations of sea otters (Enhydra lutris), marsh rabbit in a highly fragmented habitat,
546 1042
Crooks, K. R., and D. Van Vuren: Fritzell, E. K.:
Spatial organization of the island fox (Urocyon (see Gehrt, S. D.)
littoralis) on Santa Cruz Island, California, 801 Gaschak, S. P.:
Crowell, K. L.: (see Baker, R. J.)
(see Rich, S. M.) Gay, S. W., and T. L. Best:
Czaplewski, N. J.: Age-related variation in skulls of the puma (Puma
concolor), 191
Opossums (Didelphidae) and bats (Noctilionidae
Gehrt, S. D., and'E. K. Fritzell:
and Molossidae) from the late Miocene of the
Amazon Basin, 84 Second estrus and late litters in raccoons, 388
Gellman, S. T., and W. J. Zielinski:
Darrow, K.:
Use by bats of old-growth redwood hollows on
(see Thorington, R. W., Jr.) the north coast of California, 255
Davis, S. K.: Genoways, H. H.:
(see Engel, S. R.) (see Pumo, D. E.)
De Le Court, C.: Gentile, L.:
(see Le Boulengé, E.) (see Musiani, M.)
Demarais, S.: German, R. Z.:
(see Odend’hal, S.) (see Maunz, M.)
Demastes, J. W., M. S. Hafner, and D. J. Hafner: Gese, E. M., T. E. Stotts, and S. Grothe:
Phylogeographic variation in two Central Amer- Interactions between coyotes and red foxes in
ican pocket gophers (Orthogeomys), 917 Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, 377
Derting, T. L.: Gjertz, L.:
Changes in gastrointestinal characteristics of an (see Kovacs, K. M.)
omnivorous species, the raccoon, with lactation Gonzales, P. C., and R. S. Kennedy:
and season, 440 A new species of Crateromys (Rodentia: Muri-
Dickerson, B. J.: dae) from Pany, Philippines, 25
(see Bruns Stockrahm, D. M.) Grothe, S.:
Dieter, G. P.: (see Gese, E. M.)
Hadj-Chikh, L. Z.:
(see Nestler, J. R.)
(see Steele, M. A.)
Doonan, T. J.:
Hafner, D. J.:
(see Woodman, N.)
(see Demastes, J. W.)
Duffield, D. A.:
Hafner, D. J., and C. J. Shuster:
(see Urian, K. W.)
Historical biogeography of western peripheral
Dunning, D. C., and M. Kriiger: isolates of the least shrew, Cryptotis parva, 536
Predation upon moths by free-foraging Hipposi- Hafner, M. S.:
deros caffer, 708
(see Demastes, J. W.)
Engel, S. R., R. A. Linn, J. FE Taylor, and S. K. Davis: Haken, A. E., and G. O. Batzli:
Conservation of microsatellite loci across species Effects of availability of food and interspecific
of artiodactyls: implications for population competition on diets of prairie voles (Microtus
studies, 504 ochrogaster), 315
Engle, D. M.: Hall-Martin, A. J.:
(see McMurry, S. T.) (see Rasmussen, L. E. L.)
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Hallett, J. G.: Kelt, D. A.:
(see Campbell, L. A.) Ecology of small mammals across a strong envi-
Hamilton, M. J.: ronmental gradient in southern South America,
(see Baker, R. J.) 205
Haque, E.: Kennedy, R. S.:
(see Jaeger, M. M.) (see Gonzales, P. C.)
Harlow, H. J., and S. W. Buskirk: Kilpatrick, C. W.:
Amino acids in plasma of fasting fat prairie dogs (see Rich, S. M.)
and lean martens, 407 Kim, L.:
Harper, S. J., and G. O. Batzli: (see Pumo, D. E.)
Monitoring use of runways by voles with passive Klein, W. C.:
integrated transponders, 364 (see Van Dyke, F)
Effects of predators on structure of the burrows Klokeid, B. G.:
of voles, 1114 (see Nestler, J. R.)
Hayssen, V., and T. H. Kunz: Kohimann, S. G., D. M. Miiller, and P. U. Alkon:
Allometry of litter mass in bats: maternal size, Antipredator constraints on lactating nubian ibex-
wing morphology, and phylogeny, 476 es, 1122
Hazeltine, J.: Koprowski, J. L.:
(see Steele, M. A.) Natal philopatry, communal nesting, and kinship
Hazler, K. R.: in fox squirrels and gray squirrels, 1006
(see Ostfeld, R. S.) Kovacs, K. M.:
Hess, D. L.: (see Schenk, A.)
(see Rasmussen, L. E. L.) Kovacs, K. M., C. Lydersen, and I. Gjertz:
Hickey. M. B. C., L. Acharya, and S. Pennington: Birth-site characteristics and prenatal molting in
Resource partitioning by two species of vesper- bearded seals (Erignathus barbatus), 1085
tilionid bats (Lasiurus cinereus and Lasiurus Krebs, C. J.:
borealis) feeding around street lights, 325 Population cycles revisited, 8
Holekamp, K. E.: Kronfeld, N., and A. Shkoinik:
(see Nunes, S.) Adaptation to life in the desert in the brown hare
Horner, B. E., J. M. Taylor, A. V. Linzey, and G. R. (Lepus capensis), 171
Michener: Kriiger, M. :
Women in mammalogy (1940-1994): personal (see Dunning, D. C.)
perspectives, 655 Kunz, T. H.:
Humphrey, S. R.: (see Whitaker, J. O., Jr.)
(see Forys, E. A.) (see Hayssen, V.)
Isaac, S. S., and G. Marimuthu: Lacher, T. E., Jr., and M. A. Mares:
Postnatal growth and age: estimation in the Indian Availability of resources and use of space in east-
pygmy bat Pipistrellus mimus, 199 ern chipmunks, Tamias striatus, 833
Jaeger, M. M., R. K. Pandit, and E. Haque: Lancia, R. A.:
Seasonal differences in territorial behavior by (see Mitchell, M. S.)
golden jackals in Bangladesh: howling versus Languy, M.:
confrontation, 768 (see Le Boulengé, E.)
Jiang, Z.: Lapierre, H.:
(see Buskirk, S. W.) (see Berteaux, D.)
Johansson, A., and O. Liberg: Le Boulengé, E., P. Legendre, C. De Le Court, P. Le
Functional aspects of marking behavior by male Boulengé-Nguyen, and M. Languy:
roe deer (Capreolus capreolus), 558 Microgeographic morphological differentiation in
Jones, E. J.: muskrats, 684
(see Mitchell, M. S.) Le Boulengé-Nguyen, P.:
Kalcounis, M. C.: (see Le Boulengé, E.)
{see Barclay, R. M. R.) Lee, P. L.:
Kaufman, D. M.: (see Lee, T. L., IJr.), 58
(see Smith, F A.) Lee, T. E. Jr., B. R. Riddle, and P. L. Lee:
Kaufman, D. M., D. W. Kaufman, and G. A. Kaufman: Speciation in the desert pocket mouse (Chaeto-
Women in the early years of The American So- dipus penicillatus Woodhouse), 58
ciety of Mammalogists (1919-1949), 642 Legendre, P:
Kaufman, D. W.: (see Le Boulengé, E.)
(see Kaufman, D. M.) Leslie, D. M., Jr.:
Kaufman, G. A.: (see Sams, M. G.)
{see Kaufman, D. M.) (see McMurry, S. T.)
Kawamichi, M.: Liberg, O.:
Ecological factors affecting annual variation in (see Johansson, A.)
commencement of hibernation in wild chip- Linn, R. A.:
munks (Tamias sibiricus), 731 (see Engel, S. R.)
November 1996 INDEX
Linzey, A. V.: Miller, M. C.:
(see Horner, B. E.) (see Ostfeld, R. S.)
Lochmiller, R. L.: Miller, W. E., and O. Carranza-Castafieda:
(see McMurry, S. T.) Agriotherium schneideri from the Hemphillan of
(see Sams, M. G.) central Mexico, 568
(see Slade, N. A.) Mitchell, M. S., R. A. Lancia, and E. J. Jones:
Lomakin, M. D.: Use of insecticides to control destructive activity
(see Baker, R. J.) of ants during trapping of small mammals,
Loughlin, T. R.: 1107
(see Bickham, J. W.) Miiller, D. M.:
Luikart, G., and FE W. Allendorf: (see Kohimann, S. G.)
Mitochondrial-DNA variation and genetic-popu- Musante, A. L.:
lation structure in Rocky Mountain bighorn (see Thorington, R. W., Jr.)
sheep (Ovis canadensis canadensis), 109 Musiani, M., L. Gentile, M. Valentini, H. U. Roth, and
Lundrigan, B.: P. Musiani:
Morphology of horns and fighting behavior in the White cells in the blood of Apennine brown
family Bovidae, 462 bears: an ultrastructural study, 761
Lydersen, C.: Musiani, P.::
(see Kovacs, K. M.) (see Musiani, M.)
Ma, Y.: Neefus, C.:
(see Buskirk, S. W.) (see Whitaker, J. O., Jr.)
Nestler, J. R., G. P. Dieter, and B. G. Klokeid:
MacArthur, R. A.:
(see Campbell, K. L.) Changes in total body fat during daily torpor in
Main, M. B., FE W. Weckerly, and V. C. Bleich: deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus), 147
Nunes, S., and K. E. Holekamp:
Sexual segregation in ungulates: new directions
Mass and fat influence the timing of natal dis-
for research, 449
persal in Beiding’s ground squirrels, 807
Makarova, E. N.:
(see Bazhan, N. M.) O’Connell, M. A.:
(see Campbell, L. A.)
Manson, R. H.:
Odend’hal, S., K. V. Miller, and S. Demarais:
(see Ostfeld, R. S.)
Preputial glands in Artiodactyla, 417
Mares, M. A..: Ostfeld, R. S., M. C. Miller, and K. R. Hazler:
(see Braun, J. K.)
Causes and consequences of tick (Ixodes scapu-
(see Lacher, T. E., Jr.)
laris) burdens on white-footed mice (Peromys-
Mares, M. A., and J. K. Braun: cus leucopus), 266
A new species of phyllotine rodent, genus An- Ostfeld, R. S., and R. H. Manson:
dalgalomys (Muridae: Sigmodontinae), from Long-distance homing in meadow voles, Micro-
Argentina, 928 tus pennsylvanicus, 870
Marimuthu, G.: Pandit, R. K.:
(see Isaac, S. S.)
(see Jaeger, M. M.)
Masseboeuf, F: Paré, P., C. Barrette, and J. Prescott:
(see Berteaux, D.) Seasonal reproduction of captive Himalayan tahrs
Maunz, M., and R. Z. German: (Hemitragus jemlahicus) in relation to latitude,
Craniofacia’ heterochrony and sexual dimorphism 826
in the short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis do- Parker, A. R.:
mestica), 992 (see Robb, J. R.)
Mayr, E.: Patterson, B. D.:
The modern evolutionary theory, 1 (see Albuja V., L.)
McCullough, D. A.: Patton, J. C.:
(see Best, T. L.) (see Bickham, J. W.)
McMurry, S. T.: (see Cronin, M. A.)
(see Slade, N. A.) Payton, M. E.:
McMurry, S. T., R. L. Lochmiller, J. EFB oggs, D. M. (see Sams, M. G.)
Leslie, Jr., and D. M. Engle: Peles, J. D., and G. W. Barrett:
Demography and condition of populations of Effects of vegetative cover on the population dy-
white-footed mice (Peromyscus leucopus) in manics of meadow voles, 857
late and early successional habitats, 335 Pennington, S.:
Mein, P.: (see Hickey, M. B. C.)
(see Rasmussen, D. T.) Pépin, D., R. Faivre, and P. Menaut:
Menaut, R.: Factors affecting the relationship between body
(see Pépin, D.) mass and age in the izard, 351
Michener, G. R..: Pessino, M..:
(see Horner, B. E.) (see Branch, L. C.)
Miller, K. V.: Phillips, C. J.:
(see Odend’hal, S.) (see Pumo, D. E.)
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Pickford, M.: Shkolnik, A.:
(see Rasmussen, D. T.) (see Kronfeld, N.)
Planz, J. V., E. G. Zimmerman, T. A. Spradling, and Shuster, C. J.:
D. R. Akins: (see Hafner, D. J.)
Molecular phylogeny of the Neotoma floridana Sikes, R. S.:
species group, 519 Tactics of maternal investment of northern grass-
Prescott, J.: hopper mice in response to postnatal restriction
(see Paré, P.) of food, 1092
Pumo, D. E., I. Kim, J. Remsen, C. J. Phillips, and H. Slade, N. A.:
H. Genoways: (see Woodman, N.)
Molecular systematics of the fruit bat, Artibeus Slade, N. A., S. T. McMurry, and R. L. Lochmiller:
jamaicensis: origin of an unusual island popu- Habitat differences in mass-specific litter sizes of
lation, 491 hispid cotton rats, 346
Qualls, C. W., Jr.: Smith, B. L., R. L. Robbins, and S. H. Anderson:
(see Sams, M. G.) Adaptive sex ratios: another example?, 818
Ralls, K.: Smith, F A., and D. M. Kaufman:
{see White, P. J.)
A quantitative analysis of the contributions of fe-
Rasmussen, D. T., M. Pickford, P. Mein, B. Senut, and male mammalogists from 1919 to 1994, 613
G. C. Conroy: Smith, F A., and J. H. Brown:
Earliest known procaviid hyracoid from the late
The changing role of women in North American
Miocene of Namibia, 745
mammalogy, 609
Rasmussen, L. E. L., A. J. Hall-Martin, and D. L. Smith, M. H.:
Hess:
(see Baker, R. J.)
Chemical profiles of male African elephants, Lox- (see Belk, M. C.)
odonta africana: physiological and ecological Smith, W. P.:
implications, 422
Read, A. J.: (see Zollner, P. A.)
Spradling, T. A.:
(see Urian, K. W.)
(see Planz, J. V.)
Remsen, J.:
(see Pumo, D. E.) Steele, M. A., L. Z. Hadj-Chikh, and J. Hazeltine:
Rich, S. M., C. W. Kilpatrick, J. L. Shippee, and K. Caching and feeding decisions by Sciurus caro-
L. Crowell: linensis: responses to weevil-infected acorns,
305
Morphological differentiation and identification
Stefan, C.:
of Peromyscus leucopus and P. maniculatus in
northeastern North America, 985 (see Barclay, R. M. R.)
Riddle, B. R.: Stein, B. R.:
(see Lee, T. L., Jr.) Women in mammalogy: the early years, 629
Robb, J. R., M. S. Cramer, A. R. Parker, and R. P. Stockley, P.:
Urbanek: Synchrony of estrus in common shrews, 383
Use of tree cavities by fox squirrels and raccoons Stotts, T. E.:
in Indiana, 1017 (see Gese, E. M.)
Robbins, R. L.: Sugg, D. W.:
(see Smith, B. L.) (see Baker, R. J.)
Roth, H. U.: Sullivan, R. M.:
(see Musiani, M.) Genetics, ecology, and conservation of montane
Rudenskaya, G. A.: populations of Colorado chipmunks (Tamias
(see Baker, R. J.) quadrivittatus), 951
Sams, M. G., R. L. Lochmiller, C. W. Qualls, Jr., D. Sweitzer, R. A.:
M. Leslie, Jr., and M. E. Payton: Predation or starvation: consequences of foraging
Physiological correlates of neonatal mortality in decisions by porcupines (Erethizon dorsatum),
an overpopulated herd of white-tailed deer, 179 1068
Schaller, G. B., and E. S. Vrba: Tamarin, R. H.:
Description of the giant muntjac (Megamuntiacus (see Fortier, G. M.)
vuquangensis) in Laos, 675 Taylor, J. F:
Schenk, A., and K. M. Kovacs: (see Engel, S. R.)
Genetic variation in a population of black bears Taylor, J. M.:
as revealed by DNA fingerprinting, 942 (see Horner, B. E.)
Seabloom, R. W.: Theiler, G. R., and A. Blanco:
(see Bruns Stockrahm, D. M.) Patterns of evolution in Graomys griseoflavus
Senut, B.: (Rodentia: Muridae): II. Reproductive isolation
(see Rasmussen, D. T.) between cytotypes, 776
Shell, E. D.: Thomas, D. W.:
(see Urian, K. W.) (see Berteaux, D.)
Shippee, J. L.: Thorington, R. W., Jr., A. L. Musante, C. G. Anderson,
(see Rich, S. M.) and K. Darrow:
November 1996 INDEX
Validity of three genera of flying squirrels: Eog- Wells, R. S.:
laucomys, Glaucomys, and Hylopetes, 69 (see Urian, K. W.)
Timm, R. M.: Whitaker, J. O., Jr., C. Neefus, and T. H. Kunz:
(see Woodman, N.) Dietary variation in the Mexican free-tailed bat
Urbanek, R. P.: (Tadarida brasiliensis mexicana), 716
(see Robb, J. R.) White, P. J., C. A. Vanderbilt White, and K. Ralls:
Urian, K. W., D. A. Duffield, A. J. Read, R. S. Wells, Functional and numerical responses of kit foxes
and E. D. Shell: to a short-term decline in mammalian prey, 370
Seasonality of reproduction in bottlenose dol- Wiggins, L. E.:
phins, Tursiops truncatus, 394 (see Baker, R. J.)
Valentini, M.: Wilkinson, L.:
(see Musiani, M.) (see Barclay, R. M. R.)
Van Den Bussche, R. A.: Wolff, J. O.:
(see Baker, R. J.) Population fluctuations of mast-eating rodents are
Van Dyke, F, and W. C. Klein: correlated with production of acorns, 850
Response of elk to installation of oil wells, 1028 Woodman, N., R. M. Timm, N. A. Slade, and T. J.
Van Valkenburgh, B.: Doonan:
Feeding behavior in free-ranging, large African Comparison of traps and baits for censusing small
carnivores, 240 mammals in Neotropical lowlands, 274
Van Vuren, D.: Xu, L.:
(see Crooks, K. R.) (see Buskirk, S. W.)
Vanderbilt White, C. A.: Yakovleva, T. V.:
(see White, P. J.) (see Bazhan, N. M.)
Villarreal, D.: Zahier, P.:
(see Branch, L. C.) Rediscovery of the woolly flying squirrel (Eupe-
Vonhof, M. J.: taurus cinereus), 54
(see Barclay, R. M. R.) Zielinski, W. J.:
Vrba, E. S.: (see Gellman, S. T.)
(see Schaller, G. B.) Zimmerman, E. G.:
Waterman, J. M.: (see Planz, J. V.)
Reproductive biology of a tropical, non-hibernat- Zoliner, P. A., W. P. Smith, and L. A. Brennan:
ing ground squirrel, 134 Characteristics and adaptive significance of la-
Weckerly, FE W.: trines of swamp rabbits (Sylvilagus aquaticus),
(see Main, M. B.) 1049
SuBJECTS
(New names in italic type)
Abrocoma: Agriotherium:
bennetti, 891 coffeyi, 573
boliviensis, 891 coffeyorum, 573
budini, 891 gregoryi, 574
cinerea, 891 schneideri, 568
famatina, 891 Ailuropoda, 568
schistacea, 891 Akodon:
vaccarum, 891 olivaceus, 210
Abrothrix: xanthorhinus, 210
longipilis, 210 Alabama:
sanborni, 213 Peromyscus polionotus, 882
Acinonyx jubatus, 240, 1060 Alberta:
Activity: Eptesicus fuscus, 1102
Microtus ochrogaster, 364 Ovis canadensis, 110
Microtus pennsylvanicus, 364 Alcelaphus buselaphus, 462
Addax nasomaculatus, 507 Alces alces, 167, 451, 565
Aepyceros melampus, 243, 464
Aethosciurus poensis, 140
Age structure:
Ammosper Tit phi
Heterohyrax brucei, 702 harrisi, 140
Procavia capensis, 702 leucurus, 140, 759
Aging: nelsoni, 140
Cynomys ludovicianus, 874 Andalgalomys:
Pipistrellus mimus, 199 olrogi, 928
Puma concolor, 191 pearsoni, 928
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roigi, 929 Artibeus jamaicensis, 491
Antarctica: Caenolestes (4 spp), 41
Arctocephalus gazella, 124 Chaetodipus eremicus, 58
Antilles Islands: Chaetodipus penicillatus, 58
Artibeus jamaicensis, 491 Cryptotis parva, 536
Antilocapra americana, 417, 472 Eumetopias jubatus, 95
Antilope cervicapra, 417 Orthogeomys cherriei, 917
Antrozous pallidus, 256 Orthogeomys underwoodi, 917
Apodemus: Ovis canadensis, 109
agrarius, 161 Bison bison, 452, 507
flavicollis, 160, 854 Body mass:
sylvaticus, 160, 853 Marmota monax, 412
Arctocephalus gazella, 124 Peromyscus maniculatus, 147
Arctodus, 568 Rupicapra pyrenaica, 351
Argentina: Sigmodon hispidus, 346
Abrocoma vaccarum, 891 Spermophilus beldingi, 807
Andalgalomys olrogi, 928 Tamias sibiricus, 731
Andalgalomys roigi, 928 Bolivia:
Graomys griseoflavus, 776 Andalgalomys pearsoni, 930
Lagostomus maximus, 1132 Bos, 548
Puma concolor, 1132 gaurus, 507
Arizona: grunniens, 507
Chaetodipus penicillatus, 60 taurus, 453, 494, 507
Arkansas: Boselaphus tragocamelus, 464
Sylvilagus aquaticus, 1049 Brachyphylla cavernarum, 494
Artibeus: British Columbia:
cinereus, 492 Ovis canadensis, 110
concolor, 492 Burrows:
gnomus, 492 Microtus ochrogaster, 1114
jamaicensis, 491 Microtus pennsylvanicus, 1114
lituratus, 492 Caching:
obscurus, 492 Sciurus carolinensis, 305
phaeotis, 492 Caenolestes:
planirostris, 492 caniventer, 41
Arvicola terrestris, 1078 condorensis, 42
Astrohippus stockii, 576 convelatus, 41
Auliscomys micropus, 210 fulginosus, 42
California:
Axis:
Chiroptera (12 spp), 255
axis, 417
porcinus, 417 Chaetodipus penicillatus, 60
Bait: Dipodomys agilis, 785
Small mammals (21 spp), 274 Dipodomys elephantinus, 785
Bangladesh: Dipodomys venustus, 785
Urocyon littoralis, 801
Canis aureus, 768
Vulpes macrotis, 370
Behavior:
Callorhinus ursinus, 129
Abrocoma vaccarum, 891 Canis:
Bovidae (21 spp), 462
aureus, 512, 768
Canis latrans, 377 latrans, 182, 377, 768, 1068
Capra ibex, 1122
lupus, 167, 564, 763, 768, 1060
Capreolus capreolus, 558
mesomelas, 768
Carniyora (4 spp), 240 Capra:
Crateromys heaneyi, 35 hircus, 507
Onychomys leucogaster, 1092 ibex, 454, 1122
Procyon lotor, 388 Capreolus capreolus, 167, 417, 558, 726
Sciurus carolinensis, 305, 1006 Capricornis crispus, 417
Sciurus niger, 1006 Carollia perspicillata, 494
Sylvilagus aquaticus, 1049 Cephalophus maxwellii, 464, 562
Vulpes vulpes, 377 Cervus:
Belgium: canadensis, 507
Ondatra zibethicus, 684 elaphus, 378, 383, 452, 462, 507, 562, 818, 829,
Belize: 1028
Orthogeomys hispidus, 927 eldi, 565
Biodiversity: nippon, 417, 452
Small mammals (15 spp), 155 unicolor, 472
Biogeography: Chelemys macronyx, 210
November 1996
Chile: Caenolestes condorensis, 42
Rodentia (13 spp), 205 Crateromys heaneyi, 26
China: Heterohyrax auricampensis, 746
Martes zibellina, 725 Noctilio lacrimaelunaris, 90
Chromosomes: Dicrostonyx groenlandicus, 19
Graomys griseoflavus, 776 Didelphis marsupialis, 276
Clethrionomys: Diet:
gapperi, 725 Lagostomus maximus, 1132
glareolus, 160, 445, 854 Lasiurus borealis, 325
rufocanus, 14, 271, 385, 725 Lasiurus cinereus, 325
rutilus, 725 Martes zibellina, 725
Colorado: Microtus ochrogaster, 315
Ovis canadensis, 110 Microtus pennsylvanicus, 315
Communication: Procyon lotor, 440
Canis aureus, 768 Puma concolor, 1132
Community ecology: Tadarida brasiliensis, 716
Rodentia (13 spp), 205
Vulpes macrotis, 370
Community structure: Digestion:
Small mammals (21 spp), 274 Lepus capensis, 171
Competition: Ondatra zibethicus, 755
Microtus ochrogaster, 315
Procyon lotor, 440
Microtus pennsylvanicus, 315
Dinohippus mexicanus, 576
Connochaetes taurinus, 242, 464
Dipodomys:
Conservation: agilis, 785
Eumetopias jubatus, 95
elator, 795
Lasionycteris noctivagans, 976
elephantinus, 785
Tamias quadrivittatus, 951
gravipes, 795
Costa Rica:
heermanni, 786
Orthogeomys cherriei, 917
merriami, 66
Orthogeomys underwoodi, 917
nitratoides, 795
Craseonycteris thonglongyai, 477
Crateromys: simulans, 791
australis, 25 spectabilis, 305
venustus, 785
heaneyi, 26
paulus, 25 Dispersal:
Microtus pennsylvanicus, 857, 870
schadenbergi, 25
Crocidura, 746 Spermophilus beldingi, 807
Crocuta crocuta, 240, 1060 Sylvilagus palustris, 1042
Crypsis: Distribution:
Peromyscus polionotus, 882 Cryptotis parva, 536
Cryptotis parva, 536 Eupetaurus cinereus, 54
Ctenomys coyhaiquensis, 209 Domninoides, 88
Cuon alpinus, 676 Dromiciops, 41
Cynomys: australis, 207
gunnisoni, 140, 807 gliroides, 207
leucurus, 140, 407 Echolocation:
ludovicianus, 140, 874 Hipposideros caffer, 708
DNA microsatellites: Ecology:
Artiodactyla (16 spp), 504 Tamias quadrivittatus, 951
Dama dama, 417, 829 Ecuador:
Damaliscus lunatus, 242 Caenolestes (4 spp), 41
Demography: Elaphus maximus, 423
Peromyscus leucopus, 266, 335 Electrophoresis:
Dendrohyrax, 745 Cryptotis parva, 536
validus, 746 Dipodomys agilis, 785
Dens: Dipodomys elephantinus, 785
Procyon lotor, 1017 Dipodomys venustus, 785
Sciurus niger, 1017 Eligmodontia morgani, 210
Density: Enchisthenes hartii, 494
Vulpes macrotis, 370 Energetics:
Dentition: Cynomys leucurus, 407
Carnivora (4 spp), 240 Lepus capensis, 171
Smilodon fatalis, 1059 Martes americana, 407
Description: Microtus pennsylvanicus, 359
Andalgalomys roigi, 929 Enhydra lutris, 546
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Environmental gradient: Graomys:
Rodentia (13 spp), 205 griseoflavus, 776
Eoglaucomys: pearsoni, 928
baberi, 71 Growth:
fimbriatus, 70 Pipistrellus mimus, 199
Eotragus artensis, 471 Puma concolor, 191
Eptesicus fuscus, 256, 332, 709, 722, 1102 Sigmodon hispidus, 220
Equus burchelli, 242 Growth rates:
Erethizon dorsatum, 1068 Monodelphis domestica, 992
Erignathus barbatus, 1085 Rupicapra pyrenaica, 351
Erinaceus europaeus, 160 Guanajuato:
Estrus: Agriotherium schneideri, 568
Habitat:
Procyon lotor, 388
Sorex araneus, 383 Sigmodon hispidus, 232, 346
Haplonycteris, 483
Euderma maculatum, 256
Hemitragus:
Eumetopias jubatus, 95
hylocrius, 828
Euneomys chinchilloides, 210
jemlahicus, 826
Eupetaurus cinereus, 54
Heterohyrax:
Evolution:
auricampensis, 746
Heterohyrax auricampensis, 74 brucei, 702, 745
Evolutionary theory, | Hibernation:
Felis silvestris, 761 Marmota monax, 412
Florida:
Tamias sibiricus, 731
Peromyscus polionotus, 882 Hippocamelus:
Sylvilagus palustris, 1042 antisensis, 830
Tursiops truncatus, 394 bisulcus, 452
Food habits: Hipposideros, 485
Arvicola terrestris, 1078 caffer, 708
Carnivora (4 spp), 240 speoris, 202
Lasiurus borealis, 325 Hippotragus niger, 464
Lasiurus cinereus, 325 Histology:
Lepus capensis, 171 Artiodactyla (10 spp), 417
Microtus ochrogaster, 315 Home range:
Microtus pennsylvanicus, 315 Cervus elaphus, 1028
Tadarida brasiliensis, 716 Sylvilagus palustris, 1042
Fossil: Tamias striatus, 833
Agriotherium schneideri, 568 Urocyon littoralis, 801
Heterohyrax auricampensis, 746 Homing:
Noctilio lacrimaelunaris, 90 Microtus pennsylvanicus, 870
Small mammals (4 spp), 84 Homo, 548
France: Horns:
Rupicapra pyrenaica, 351 Bovidae (21 spp), 462
Funisciurus congicus, 140 Hyaenarctos, 568
Galemys, 88 Hybridization:
Gazella: Graomys griseoflavus, 776
Hydropotes inermis, 417, 472
granti, 464
Hyemoschus aquaticus, 417
spekei, 507
thomsoni, 242, 464 Hylopetes:
alboniger, 70
Genetics:
fimbriatus, 54
Tamias quadrivittatus, 951 lepidus, 82
Geographic variation: nigripes, 73
Enhydra lutris, 546 phayrei, 70
Ondatra zibethicus, 684 platyurus, 72
Geomys, 505 spadiceus, 70
Georgia: Hyperdidelphys inexpectata, 88
Peromyscus polionotus, 882 Idaho:
Geoxus valdivianus, 210 Ovis canadensis, 110
Gigantohyrax, 745 Identification:
Giraffa camelopardalis, 472 Peromyscus leucopus, 985
Glaucomys: Peromyscus maniculatus, 985
sabrinus, 69 Illinois:
volans, 69 Microtus ochrogaster, 315, 364, 1114
Gracilinanus agilis, 88 Microtus pennsylvanicus, 315, 364, 1114