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Lanny Schwartz
Published:
Bleich, V. C. and 0. A. Schwartz. 1974. Interspecific and
intergeneric maternal care inwoodrats (Neotoma).
Mammalia 38: 381-387.

Bleich, V. C. and 0. A. Schwartz. 1975. Water balance and
fluid consumption in the southern grasshopper mouse,
Onychomys torridus. Great Basin Naturalist 35: 62-64.

Bleich, V. C. and 0. A. Schwartz. 1975. Observations on the
home range of the desert woodrat, Neotoma lepida intermedia.

 

J. Mamm. 56: 518-519.

Bleich, V. C. and 0. A. Schwartz. 1975. Parturition in the
white-throated woodrat. Southwestern Naturalist: 20:
271-272.

Schwartz, 0. A. and V. C. Bleich. 1975. Comparative growth
in two species of woodrats, Neotoma lepida intermedia
and Neotoma albigula venusta. J. Mamm. 56: 653-666.

 

Schwartz, 0. A. and V. C. Bleich. 1976. The development of
thermoregulation in two species of woodrats, Neotoma
lepida and Neotoma albigula. Comp. Biochem. Physiol.

’ BAA: 211-213.

 

Carol J. Terry
Manuscripts in press
Small mammals in Dixon Harbor Biological Survey, published
by the National Park Service. This is the final report
for a three year study.

 

Manuscripts in prep.
Food habits of three sympatric species of Insectivora in
western Washington. Submitted to Journal of Mammalogy

Ecological differentiation of three species of Sorex and
Neurotrichus gibbsi.

Food and foraging behavior of Neurotrichus gibbsi.

Research projects:
Microtus and Clethrionomys cycles in coastal SE Alaska.

 

Differentiation and habitat specificity of small mammal
populations following deglaciation in Glacier Bay
National Monument, Alaska.

Ronald W. Turner (Associate in Mammalogy)
R. W. Turner, S. A. Soeharto and M. Supalin. 1975. Dynamics
of the Plague Transmission cycle in Central Java (Ecology