Effectiveness of Snap and A24-Automated Traps and Broadcast Anticoagulant Bait in Suppressing Commensal Rodents in Hawaii

Effectiveness of Snap and A24-Automated Traps and Broadcast Anticoagulant Bait in Suppressing Commensal Rodents in Hawaii

Commensal rodents (invasive rats, Rattus spp.; house mice, Mus musculus) are well established globally. They threaten human health by disease transfer and impact economies by causing agricultural damage. On island landscapes, they are frequent predators of native species and affect biodiversity. To...

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Main Authors: Aaron B. Shiels, Tyler Bogardus, Jobriath Rohrer, Kapua Kawelo
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Utah State University 2019-09-01
Series:Human-Wildlife Interactions
Subjects:
biodiversity
endangered species
goodnature self-resetting traps
hawaiian islands
invasive pest species
mus musculus
rattus exulans
r. rattus
rodent management
rodenticides
tropical forest ecosystems
Online Access:https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/hwi/vol13/iss2/9

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