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Relative Fatness of Apodemus chevieri

Yang Zai

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The relative fatness of brands voles was calculated by empirical formula. The results indicated that relative fatness becomes less in the aged group.There were no significant sexual differences with respect to relative fatness. But seasonally it was high in Spring and decreased in Summer.Then the highest in Autumn and decreased in Winter.Variations of relative fatness were closely related with population density.

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The relative fatness of brands voles was calculated by empirical formula. The results indicated that relative fatness becomes less in the aged group.There were no significant sexual differences with respect to relative fatness. But seasonally it was high in Spring and decreased in Summer.Then the highest in Autumn and decreased in Winter.Variations of relative fatness were closely related with population density.

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The relative fatness of brands voles was calculated by empirical formula. The results indicated that relative fatness becomes less in the aged group.There were no significant sexual differences with respect to relative fatness. But seasonally it was high in Spring and decreased in Summer.Then the highest in Autumn and decreased in Winter.Variations of relative fatness were closely related with population density.

Key concepts: Apodemus, Biology, Population, Relative species abundance, Sexual difference, Animal science, Demography, Zoology

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