Space use and activity patterns of 3 species of diurnal small mammals in the Bangi Forest Reserve, UKM, Malaysia

Space use and activity patterns by 3 species of small mammals, namely, Tupaia glis, Callosciurus notatus and e. nigrovitatus were determined. The home range size of T. glis ranged from 9,544 to 73,470m2, C. notatus from 6,512 to 16,150m2 and C. nigrovitatus 10,970m2. There was no overlap in the rang...

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Main Authors: Syakirah Samsudin, Zubaid Akbar
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Published: Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 1997
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description Space use and activity patterns by 3 species of small mammals, namely, Tupaia glis, Callosciurus notatus and e. nigrovitatus were determined. The home range size of T. glis ranged from 9,544 to 73,470m2, C. notatus from 6,512 to 16,150m2 and C. nigrovitatus 10,970m2. There was no overlap in the ranges between individuals of the same species and sex but the ranges of different species overlapped. There was no significant difference in the mean daily distance moved among the studied individuals. All individuals showed a bimodal type of activity pattern.
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spelling ukm.eprints-37512012-03-19T01:54:06Z http://journalarticle.ukm.my/3751/ Space use and activity patterns of 3 species of diurnal small mammals in the Bangi Forest Reserve, UKM, Malaysia Syakirah Samsudin, Zubaid Akbar, Space use and activity patterns by 3 species of small mammals, namely, Tupaia glis, Callosciurus notatus and e. nigrovitatus were determined. The home range size of T. glis ranged from 9,544 to 73,470m2, C. notatus from 6,512 to 16,150m2 and C. nigrovitatus 10,970m2. There was no overlap in the ranges between individuals of the same species and sex but the ranges of different species overlapped. There was no significant difference in the mean daily distance moved among the studied individuals. All individuals showed a bimodal type of activity pattern. Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 1997-09 Article PeerReviewed Syakirah Samsudin, and Zubaid Akbar, (1997) Space use and activity patterns of 3 species of diurnal small mammals in the Bangi Forest Reserve, UKM, Malaysia. Sains Malaysiana, 26 (3&4). pp. 39-46. ISSN 0126-6039 http://www.ukm.my/jsm/english_journals/vol26num3and4_1997/vol26num3and4_97page39-46.html
spellingShingle Syakirah Samsudin,
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title Space use and activity patterns of 3 species of diurnal small mammals in the Bangi Forest Reserve, UKM, Malaysia
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title_fullStr Space use and activity patterns of 3 species of diurnal small mammals in the Bangi Forest Reserve, UKM, Malaysia
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title_short Space use and activity patterns of 3 species of diurnal small mammals in the Bangi Forest Reserve, UKM, Malaysia
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