Bioacoustics of Eolagurus luteus

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biology_ecology · Plazi

Movements, Home range and Social organization. In spring, summer, and autumn, Yellow Steppe Lemmings live in monogamous family groups. At the beginning of breeding season, the family group usually consists of a male and a female and later includes immature yearlings from 1-2 generations. Yearlings reach sexual maturity after they disperse from parents’ burrow. Each family group occupies one burrow. Contacts between individuals, especially from different family groups, are usually aggressive. Burrow has a nest chamber, 18-20 cm in diameter and 40-80 cm deep, and a complex system of tunnels at depths of 20-25 cm; burrow covers surface area of 200-400 m?; there are 50-60 entrances that are 0-5-3 m (usually 1-5-2 m) from one another. In winter, Yellow Steppe Lemmings live individually under snow in aboveground spherical nests made of dry plant material, 20-25 cm in diameter with 1-2 entrances and 2—4cm thick walls. Contacts among individuals are accompanied by acoustic communication expressed in quiet and sharp squeals emitted by both sexes.

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziEolagurus luteusSpeciesCricetidaePlazi/Eolagurus luteus

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