Life History of the Kangaroo Rat 8 6
Life History of the Kangaroo Rat 8 6
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, deserted by _spectabilis_, resulting probably from overgrazing bysheep and goats during a succession of dry years. In the arid Southwestnatural selection probably favors the animals with the largest foodstores, and it is not surprising that the storing habit has beendeveloped to a remarkable degree.
Some stored material is likely to be found at any time of year in anymound examined, the largest quantity usually in fall and winter, thesmallest in July or August (Table 1, dens 1, 2, 14, and 24).... Amountsfound by different observers vary from a few ounces to several quarts orpecks, and stored materials taken from 22 mounds on the Range Reservevary in weight from 5 to 4, 127 grams (more than 9 pounds). This isexceeded by one lot from New Mexico, which totaled 5, 750 grams (12. 67pounds). It is fairly evident that in seasons of scanty forage for stockthe appropriation of such quantities of grass seeds and crowns and othergrazing materials by numerous kangaroo rats may appreciably reduce thecarrying capacity of the range.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, deserted by _spectabilis_, resulting probably from overgrazing bysheep and goats during a succession of dry years. In the arid Southwestnatural selection probably favors the animals with the largest foodstores, and it is not surprising that the storing habit has beendeveloped to a remarkable degree.
Some stored material is likely to be found at any time of year in anymound examined, the largest quantity usually in fall and winter, thesmallest in July or August (Table 1, dens 1, 2, 14, and 24).... Amountsfound by different observers vary from a few ounces to several quarts orpecks, and stored materials taken from 22 mounds on the Range Reservevary in weight from 5 to 4, 127 grams (more than 9 pounds). This isexceeded by one lot from New Mexico, which totaled 5, 750 grams (12. 67pounds). It is fairly evident that in seasons of scanty forage for stockthe appropriation of such quantities of grass seeds and crowns and othergrazing materials by numerous kangaroo rats may appreciably reduce thecarrying capacity of the range.
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