Animal migration has been the subject of intensive research for more than a century, but
most research has focused on long‐distance rather than short‐distance migration. Altitudinal …

The first species of Marmota occurred about 9.5 MYA in the United States. All modern
species are known from the Pleistocene where they lived in the periglacial zone. With the …

Aquest llibre és un estudi revisionista de certes assumpcions de la història econòmica, la
història social i la història medieval quan aborden el tema del pasturatge a Espanya. La …

The introduction of non‐native species can pose environmental and economic risks, but
under some conditions, introductions can serve conservation or recreational objectives. To …

A revision of family group names for squirrels (Rodentia: Sciuridae) uncovered a neglected
name Arctomyinae Gray, 1821 which predates Marmotinae Pocock, 1923. We propose a …

Maximizing survival in reintroduced, captive‐bred animals requires evaluation to identify
best practices. This is particularly true for critically endangered species like the Vancouver …

Alpine marmots Marmota marmota occupy a narrow altitudinal niche within high elevation
alpine environments. For animals living at such high elevations where resources are limited …

Abstract The Alpine marmot Marmota marmota is a territorial rodent. Resident adults
regularly scent-mark their territory by cheek-rubbing, mainly on burrow entrances and along …

Alpine marmots were introduced into the northern Pyrenees between 1948 and 1988 from
individuals captured in the French Alps, in order to bolster food sources for the golden eagle …

Abstract Habitat Suitability Models (HSMs) are central tools in physical and environmental
planning because they are able to predict potential distribution of species. In this study two …