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| * Ojeda, R.A. Tabeni, S. (2009): The mammals of the Monte Desert revisited. Journal of Arid Environment 73: 173-181. ([http://personal.mendoza-conicet.gov.ar/rojeda/the_monte_mammals_revisited.pdf PDF]) | * Ojeda, R.A. Tabeni, S. (2009): The mammals of the Monte Desert revisited. Journal of Arid Environment 73: 173-181. ([http://personal.mendoza-conicet.gov.ar/rojeda/the_monte_mammals_revisited.pdf PDF]) | ||
| + | * Sassi, P.L. (2008): Ecología nutricional, variabilidad espacial y temporal en la explotación de recursos: el uso de ítems alimentarios de baja calidad por Microcavia australis (Rodentia: Caviidae). Thesis de Doctorado, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Córdoba, Argentinien. 125 S. ([http://personal.cricyt.edu.ar/mdacar/danieladacar.pdf#196 PDF Abstract]) | ||
| * Sassi et al. (2010): Plasticity in food assimilation, retention time and coprophagy allow herbivorous cavies (''Microcavia australis'') to cope with low food quality in the Monte desert. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, Part A 155: 378-382. ([http://www.bio.puc.cl/caseb/pdf/prog1/Sassi%20Microcavia%20CBP-A.pdf PDF]) | * Sassi et al. (2010): Plasticity in food assimilation, retention time and coprophagy allow herbivorous cavies (''Microcavia australis'') to cope with low food quality in the Monte desert. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, Part A 155: 378-382. ([http://www.bio.puc.cl/caseb/pdf/prog1/Sassi%20Microcavia%20CBP-A.pdf PDF]) | ||
| ** Studienort 1: Man and Biosphere Reserve Ñacuñan (34°02'S, 67°58'W, 700 m, Regen: Nov.-März, 322 mm/Jahr), | ** Studienort 1: Man and Biosphere Reserve Ñacuñan (34°02'S, 67°58'W, 700 m, Regen: Nov.-März, 322 mm/Jahr), | ||
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Sassi et al. 2007: NW-Argentinien
An folgenden Studienorte wurden Zwergmeerschweinchen (Microcavia australis) gefangen:
- Man and Biosphere Reserve of Ñacuñán (34°02'S, 67°58'W), Central Monte Desert, 700 m, 322 mm/Jahr Niederschlag, 22,1°C Sommer, 8,7°C Winter.
- Private Reserve of Villavicencio (32°30'S, 69°02'W), NW von Mendoza, 1600-2700 m, bei 1750 m Höhe: 309 mm/Jahr Niederschlag, 17°C Sommer, 5°C Winter.
- Matagusanos (31°20'S, 68°30'W) gehört zur extrem trockenen Monte Desert, 700 m, max. 70 mm/Jahr Niederschlag, 18°C Sommer und Winter.
- National Park El Leoncito (31°47'S, 69°17'W), Kältewüste in der Monte Desert, 2552 m, max. 100 mm/Jahr Niederschlag, Winterschnee 75 mm, Sommerregen 10 mm. 17°C Sommer, 5°C Winter.
Quelle:
- Sassi et al. (2007): Spatial and seasonal plasticity in digestive morphology of cavies (Microcavia australis) inhabiting habitats with different plant qualities. Journal of Mammalogy 88(1): 165-172. (PDF (http://www.bio.puc.cl/caseb/pdf/prog1/Sassi_tripas_JMamm.pdf))
--davX Literatur 23:52, 2. Feb 2014 (CET)
Microcavia australis
Kleine Liste mit Literatur zu Zwergmeerschweinchen (Microcavia australis).
Monografie:
- Tognelli, M.F. Campos, C.M. Ojeda, R.A. (2001): Microcavia australis. Mammalian Species 648: 1-4. (PDF (http://personal.mendoza-conicet.gov.ar/mtognelli/tognellietal01-mammalianspp.pdf))
- Rood, J.P. (1970): Ecology and social behavior of the desert rodent cavy (Microcavia australis). American Midland Naturalist 83:415–454.
Weitere Quellen:
- Ojeda, R.A. Tabeni, S. (2009): The mammals of the Monte Desert revisited. Journal of Arid Environment 73: 173-181. (PDF (http://personal.mendoza-conicet.gov.ar/rojeda/the_monte_mammals_revisited.pdf))
- Sassi, P.L. (2008): Ecología nutricional, variabilidad espacial y temporal en la explotación de recursos: el uso de ítems alimentarios de baja calidad por Microcavia australis (Rodentia: Caviidae). Thesis de Doctorado, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Córdoba, Argentinien. 125 S. (PDF Abstract (http://personal.cricyt.edu.ar/mdacar/danieladacar.pdf#196))
- Sassi et al. (2010): Plasticity in food assimilation, retention time and coprophagy allow herbivorous cavies (Microcavia australis) to cope with low food quality in the Monte desert. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, Part A 155: 378-382. (PDF (http://www.bio.puc.cl/caseb/pdf/prog1/Sassi%20Microcavia%20CBP-A.pdf))
- Studienort 1: Man and Biosphere Reserve Ñacuñan (34°02'S, 67°58'W, 700 m, Regen: Nov.-März, 322 mm/Jahr),
- Studienort 2: Matagusanos (31°14'S, 68°38'W, 700 m, Regen: max. 100 mm/Jahr)
- Velez, S. Sassi, P.L. Borghi, C.E. Monclus, M.A. Fornés, M.W. (2010): Effect of climatic variables on seasonal morphological changes in the testis and epididymis in the wild rodent Microcavia australis from the andes mountains, Argentina. Journal of Experimental Zoology 313A(8): 474-483. doi: 10.1002/jez.619 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/jez.619). (PDF (http://personal.cricyt.edu.ar/silvinavelez/velez_et_al._2010.pdf))
- Sassi et al. (2011): Geographic and seasonal variability in feeding behaviour of a small herbivorous rodent. Acta Theriologica 56(1): 35-43. doi:10.1007/s13364-010-0007-8 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s13364-010-0007-8). (PDF (http://www.bio.puc.cl/caseb/pdf/prog1/Micorcavia%20forgaing%20ACTA.pdf))
- Sassi et al. (2011): High genetic differentiation among populations of the small cavy Microcavia australis occupying different habitats. Journal of Experimental Zoology 315A(6): 337–348. doi: 10.1002/jez.680 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/jez.680). (PDF (http://www.researchgate.net/publication/50834568_High_genetic_differentiation_among_populations_of_the_small_cavy_Microcavia_australis_occupying_different_habitats/file/504635182a832bec0e.pdf))
- Taraborelli, P. Sassi, P. Giannoni, S.M. (2007): Registro morfo-ecológico de Microcavia australis (caviidae, rodentia) en la puna de la provincia de San Juan, Argentina. Mastozoología Neotropical 14(1): 107-112. (Info (http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=45714116) | Volltext (http://www.scielo.org.ar/scielo.php?pid=S0327-93832007000100016&script=sci_arttext))
- Studienort: El Leoncito Nationalpark (31°47'S, 69°11'W, 2953 m)
