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Distribution of the Forest Dormouse Dryomys nitedula (Pallas, 1779) (Rodentia, Myoxidae) in Europe

Mammal Review, 1994
AbstractA spot distribution map of Dryomys nitedula in Europe is presented, based on a critical evaluation of published information from the various countries of Europe. In addition, maps which are numbered to identify localities were prepared for regions where Dryomys nitedula distribution was largely unknown until now.
B. KRYŜTUFEK, V. VOHRALIK
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Summer torpor in African woodland dormice Graphiurus murinus (Myoxidae: Graphiurinae)

Journal of Comparative Physiology B: Biochemical, Systemic, and Environmental Physiology, 1996
We determined the effect of food availability (presence/absence) and ambient temperature (25/10 degrees C) on daily energy expenditure and the use of activity and torpor in summer-acclimated captive Graphiurus murinus. Daily energy expenditure declined logarithmically with duration of food deprivation at a mean rate of 11 and 31% per day at 25 and 10 ...
P I, Webb, J D, Skinner
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Checklist of dipodids, myoxids and hystricids (Mammalia: Rodentia: Dipodidae, Myoxidae and Hystricidae) of South Asia

Zoos' Print Journal, 2004
A checklist of nine species of rodents belonging to families Dipodidae Fishcher, 1817, Myoxidae Gray 1821 and Hystricidae Fisscher, 1817 known to occur in South Asia including India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka is provided.  The family Dipodidae Fischer, 1817 is represented by five species in four genera in four subfamilies. ...
C. Srinivasulu, Mike J.R. Jordan
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Physical and behavioral development of the Japanese Dormouse, Glirulus japonicus (Rodentia, Myoxidae)

Mammalia, 1996
Le developpement postnatal physique et comportemental, les relations entre le developpement et l'hibernation chez le jeune, et le role de la mere, ont ete etudies chez le loir japonais, Glirulus japonicus. Celui-ci parait avoir atteint un stade particulierement developpe des la naissance.
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Small-scale changes in the distribution of the dormouse Muscardinus avellanarius (Rodentia, Myoxidae) in relation to vegetation changes

Mammalia, 1996
Cette etude, realisee dans la partie la plus meridionale de la Suede, montre que les changements dans la localisation des muscardins (Muscardinus avellanarius) sont associes aux changements dans la repartition de la vegetation buissonnante. J'observe que les nids sont concentres dans les zones de fourres et de stades les plus precoces d'evolution de la
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?????????? ?????? ???????????????????? ???????????Myomimus setzeri (Mammalia, Myoxidae) ???? ??????????

2023
A new species, Myomimus setzeri sp. n., is described on the basis of studies in three samples of mouse-like dormouse from the collection of the National Museum of Natural history (Washington) caught in north-western Iran. Diagnosis. Small dimensions as in Myomimus personatus. Colour of the back s greyish-pale-yellow-light-brownish. Belly is white.
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Die Verbreitung der Schläfer (Myoxidae) in der Schweiz : eine Datenerhebung mit Hilfe einer Umfrage

2001
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