Titlebook: Rodents in Desert Environments; I. Prakash,P. K. Ghosh Book 1975 Dr. W. Junk b.v., Publishers, The Hague 1975 Fauna.ecology.environment.sp

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0077-0639 owledgements 275 References . . . . 275 XIV. The Biology of so:me Desert-Dwelling Ground Squ- rels by A. C. HA WBECKER . 277 Introduction . 277 Reproduction. . 978-94-010-1946-0978-94-010-1944-6Series ISSN 0077-0639 Series E-ISSN 2215-1729

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The Biology of Some Desert-Dwelling Ground Squirrels,r Sonoran forms will be compared with that ground squirrel. Other species, though not necessarily desert species, will be referred to where pertinent. . (1938), . & . (1955) and . & . (1959) should be consulted for an evaluation of all species.

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Rodent Faunas and Environmental Changes in the Pleistocene of Israel,f the climate of Israel, and on the rodent fauna of the land through the ages, is yet to be understood in depth. An attempt has been made in the following pages to collate all the available information on the environmental changes in relation to rodent faunas in the Pleistocene of Israel.

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Outbreaks of Rodents in Semi-Arid and Arid Australia: Causes, Preventions, and Evolutionary Consideout 5.2 million sq. km (70%) of the Australian land-mass. Mostly they are uncommon or rare. An alien Murid, the house-mouse ., is now a resident, even in the arid zone where it forms occasional outbreaks along with some of the native species (., 1939: this study).