Partitioning of trophic resource on example of the rodent community dwelling in the high mountain zone of the Eastern Caucasus

Quantitative and qualitative feeding characteristics of some rodent species co-living in the high mountain zone of the Eastern Caucasus (Republic of Daghestan) were investigated. The diet of S. uralensis consisted of 23 plant species, C. gud – 22 plant species, M. arvalis – 27 plant species, C. migt...

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Main Author: Magomedov Magomedrasul
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2021-01-01
Series:BIO Web of Conferences
Online Access:https://www.bio-conferences.org/articles/bioconf/pdf/2021/07/bioconf_metc2021_00016.pdf
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spelling doaj-c631b1e0bc3043248cb748329f9d40a32021-09-21T15:15:17ZengEDP SciencesBIO Web of Conferences2117-44582021-01-01350001610.1051/bioconf/20213500016bioconf_metc2021_00016Partitioning of trophic resource on example of the rodent community dwelling in the high mountain zone of the Eastern CaucasusMagomedov MagomedrasulQuantitative and qualitative feeding characteristics of some rodent species co-living in the high mountain zone of the Eastern Caucasus (Republic of Daghestan) were investigated. The diet of S. uralensis consisted of 23 plant species, C. gud – 22 plant species, M. arvalis – 27 plant species, C. migtatorius – 26 plant species and D. nitedula – 19 plant species. The largest dietary breadths were M. arvalis and C. migtatorius and the least was S. uralensis. In spring, Carex spp. predominated in the diets of rodent species; in summer, the diets consisted mainly of cereals, and the autumn rodents diets consisted mainly of forbs and legumes. The maximum values of the dietary niches overlapping were found in pairs of the following species: S. uralensis C. gud, C. gud - C. migtatorius, M. arvalis C. migtatorius. Average values of the dietary niches overlapping for all rodents were 0.529, 0.277, 0.459, respectively, in spring, summer and autumn.https://www.bio-conferences.org/articles/bioconf/pdf/2021/07/bioconf_metc2021_00016.pdf
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Partitioning of trophic resource on example of the rodent community dwelling in the high mountain zone of the Eastern Caucasus
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author_facet Magomedov Magomedrasul
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title Partitioning of trophic resource on example of the rodent community dwelling in the high mountain zone of the Eastern Caucasus
title_short Partitioning of trophic resource on example of the rodent community dwelling in the high mountain zone of the Eastern Caucasus
title_full Partitioning of trophic resource on example of the rodent community dwelling in the high mountain zone of the Eastern Caucasus
title_fullStr Partitioning of trophic resource on example of the rodent community dwelling in the high mountain zone of the Eastern Caucasus
title_full_unstemmed Partitioning of trophic resource on example of the rodent community dwelling in the high mountain zone of the Eastern Caucasus
title_sort partitioning of trophic resource on example of the rodent community dwelling in the high mountain zone of the eastern caucasus
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publishDate 2021-01-01
description Quantitative and qualitative feeding characteristics of some rodent species co-living in the high mountain zone of the Eastern Caucasus (Republic of Daghestan) were investigated. The diet of S. uralensis consisted of 23 plant species, C. gud – 22 plant species, M. arvalis – 27 plant species, C. migtatorius – 26 plant species and D. nitedula – 19 plant species. The largest dietary breadths were M. arvalis and C. migtatorius and the least was S. uralensis. In spring, Carex spp. predominated in the diets of rodent species; in summer, the diets consisted mainly of cereals, and the autumn rodents diets consisted mainly of forbs and legumes. The maximum values of the dietary niches overlapping were found in pairs of the following species: S. uralensis C. gud, C. gud - C. migtatorius, M. arvalis C. migtatorius. Average values of the dietary niches overlapping for all rodents were 0.529, 0.277, 0.459, respectively, in spring, summer and autumn.
url https://www.bio-conferences.org/articles/bioconf/pdf/2021/07/bioconf_metc2021_00016.pdf
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