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The Ecological Importance of the Anal Gland Secretion of Yellow Voles (,)Yellow voles, found in the northern part of the Xinjiang Autonomous Region, live as family groups in elaborate burrows. They have three or four litters per year. Yellow vole populations fluctuate considerably, reaching high numbers some years, causing great damages to grassland.

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