Town mouse, country mouse: adaptation and adaptability in Mus domesticus (M. musculus domesticus)
RJ Berry - Mammal Review, 1981 - Wiley Online Library
The generally accepted idea that the house mouse is a single, world‐wide species which
owes its success largely to commensalism with man is wrong. There are at least five …
owes its success largely to commensalism with man is wrong. There are at least five …
Structure and biology of house mouse populations that plague irregularly: an evolutionary perspective
GR SINGLETON, TD REDHEAD - Biological Journal of the …, 1990 - academic.oup.com
In Australia, populations of mice occasionally irrupt into plagues, mainly in the southern and
eastern grain-growing regions. Mus domesticus was the only member of the subgenus Mus …
eastern grain-growing regions. Mus domesticus was the only member of the subgenus Mus …
Murine typhus, mice, rats and fleas on the Darling Downs.
EH Derrick, JH Pope - 1960 - cabidigitallibrary.org
The epidemic of murine typhus in the wheat-growing area on the Darling Downs,
Queensland, in 1925 [RAE., B 14 108] was the largest ever recorded in Australia and was …
Queensland, in 1925 [RAE., B 14 108] was the largest ever recorded in Australia and was …
[引用][C] A review is given of the biology of the house mouse Mus musculus, L. cor-relating laboratory findings with those from the field. Special reference is made to the …
F Stud
[引用][C] THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE HOUSE MOUSE By RJ BERRY Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine, London, WC 1. A review is given of the biology of …
F Stud - Field Studies, 1969 - Field Studies Council