The mice, rats, miscellaneous rodents, and rabbits of Idaho

Publication Type:

Journal Article

Authors:

Larrison, Earl J.; Francq, Edward N.

Source:

Journal of the Idaho Academy of Science, Idaho Academy of Science, Volume 2, p.26-64 (1961)

Call Number:

A61LAR01IDUS

Abstract:

This group of mammals includes the most numerous and most widely-distributed species found in Idaho. There is much annual loss caused by certain of these animals, but the esthetic value, sport, propagation of seeds, and tremendous food sources they furnish both to man and to other groups of animals cause us to see them in their true light of being irreplaceable in Nature's scheme. Because of the interest generated by the ubiquitous members represented here, brief discussions of their descriptive features, ecological as well as geographical distribution, economic status, and methods of control are presented.

Notes:

Reference Code: A61LAR01IDUS

Full Citation: Larrison, E. J., and E. N. Francq. 1961. The mice, rats, miscellaneous rodents, and rabbits of Idaho. Journal of the Idaho Academy of Science 2: 26-64.

Location: ANIMAL EF: MAMMALS