Bioacoustics of Lasiopodomys mandarinus

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biology_ecology · Plazi

Movements, Home range and Social organization. Mandarin Voles live in large family groups that occupy a complex burrow. Group composition varies seasonally. During the main reproduction season in summer, groups are composed of one (rarely two) adult male, 1-3 adult females, 2-5 subadult individuals, and 2-4 juveniles. In spring and autumn, groups increase to 1-6 (usually three) adult males, 1-7 (usually three) adult females, and 3-10 (usually 6-7) yearlings of several generations. All individuals in a group are amicable and share common nest and home range. Young males disperse from parent’s burrow at 50-70 days old; most young females stay with parents. Young females often bring up litters together with their mother in the same nest. They probably mate with strange males because behavioral mechanisms minimize inbreeding. Adult males and immature females help to rear offspring. Family burrows have a large nest chamber at a depth of ¢.20 cm and system of foraging tunnels at depths 5-20 cm and covering the entire area of the family home range. Total length of tunnels can be up to 95 m. Home ranges are 50-600 m? (average 142-177 m*). Home ranges of neighboring families do not overlap and defended against strangers. Contacts between individuals are accompanied by acoustic communication expressed as quiet or sharp squeals and male songs. Sharp squeals are usually emitted during aggressive interactions. Quiet squeals are typical for females during friendly contacts, e.g. when meeting a male. Songs are exclusively male signals that are emitted at any contacts with females. Male songs and female quiet squeals can be heard as a dialogue.

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziLasiopodomys mandarinusSpeciesCricetidaePlazi/Lasiopodomys mandarinus

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