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A Taxonomic Study of the Kit Fox, Vulpes macrotis
Journal of Mammalogy, 1977The relationships between five subspecies of kit foxes were examined by stepwise discriminant analysis of nine cranial measurements from 104 specimens. As a result the San Joaquin kit fox, V. m. mutica , is recognized as a distinct subspecies and three other subspecies, V. m. arsipus, V. m. devia , and V. m. tenuirostris , are synonymized with V.
J. Waithman, A. Roest
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Preliminary Studies of the Kit Fox in Utah
Journal of Mammalogy, 1956The kit fox, Vulpes macrotis nevadensis Goldman, is perhaps the least known of the Canidae found in Utah, and most of the Utah literature on this animal is concerned with taxonomy and distribution. In his revised account of Utah mammals, Barnes (1927) listed the kit fox as Vulpes velox velox and commented on its abundance in the state.
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Effects of Radiocollars on San Joaquin Kit Foxes
The Journal of Wildlife Management, 1997Effects of radiocollars on San Joaquin kit foxes (Vulpes macrotis mutica; Mecure et al. 1993) at the Naval Petroleum Reserves, California were assessed by comparing survival, body mass changes, and reproductive indices between uncollared and collared foxes, and between foxes wearing 100-110 and 50-60-g collars.
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Field Cost of Activity in the Kit Fox,Vulpes macrotis
Physiological and Biochemical Zoology, 2001Field metabolic rates and daily movement distances were measured in 26 individual kit foxes (Vulpes macrotis) over a 29-mo period in the southern Mojave Desert of California. Kit foxes traveled long distances (up to 32 km d(-1)), with males usually traveling farther than females.
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Urban Landscape Attributes Affect Occupancy Patterns of the San Joaquin Kit Fox During an Epizootic
Pacific Conservation Biology, 2021Erica C Kelly +2 more
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Notes on Kit Fox Biology in Utah
The Southwestern Naturalist, 1984Dennis Daneke +2 more
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