Mechanisms of population limitation in the southern red-backed vole in conifer forests of western North America: Insights from a long-term study

Keyphrases

• Voles 100%
• Western North America 100%
• Population Limitation 100%
• Conifer Forest 100%
• Southern Red-backed Vole 100%
• Population Change 75%
• Breeding Season 75%
• Food Supply 50%
• Forest Habitats 50%
• Cone Crops 50%
• Canada 25%
• Density Dependence 25%
• Juvenile Survival 25%
• In(III) 25%
• Debris 25%
• Changes in Abundance 25%
• Cyclic Populations 25%
• Coniferous Forest 25%
• Red-backed Voles 25%
• Population Fluctuation 25%
• British Columbia 25%
• Seed Rain 25%
• Population Increase 25%
• Possible Causes 25%
• Early Juvenile 25%
• Am(III) 25%
• Pinus Contorta 25%
• Coniferous Trees 25%
• Late-successional 25%
• Cycling Behavior 25%
• Pine Tree 25%
• Hypothesis H 25%
• Coniferous Tree Species 25%
• Multi-annual 25%
• Successful Pregnancy 25%
• Lodgepole pine 25%
• Breeding Animals 25%
• Potential Cycling 25%
• Mean Index 25%
• Myodes Gapperi 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Population Dynamics 100%
• Breeding Season 100%
• Red-Backed Vole 100%
• Pinus 66%
• Forest Habitats 66%
• Spring 33%
• Seeds 33%
• Coniferous Forest 33%
• Animal Breeding 33%
• Pinus contorta 33%