Bioacoustics of Sylvilagus bachmani

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biology_ecology · Plazi

Movements, Home range and Social organization. The Brush Rabbit occasionally uses burrows but does not dig its own. Holes and forms in brush also are used. Forms are cleared places, and a maze of extensively used runways connects forms. Runways of voles (Microtus) and harvest mice (Reithrodontomys) were used in June/July in California, and “huts” of Wood Rats (Neotomafuscipes macrotis) also were used. In Oregon, Brush Rabbits live in disjunct patches of brambles, and sizes and shapes of home ranges conform to sizes and shapes of bramble patches. Brush Rabbits did not permanently occupy patches smaller than 460 m?. Home ranges were less than 2000 m? and depended on uniformity of habitat. Males had larger home ranges than females, and juvenile males had larger home ranges than adult males. Home range sizes of reintroduced individuals were similar among males and females and were larger in the breeding season than during nonbreeding. Thumping the ground with hindfeet often occurs just after individuals are frightened; some thumpfor several minutes before stopping. Brush Rabbits emit squeals and cries as vocalization. Young have been reported to squeal. Minimum distance that individuals can approach one another without resulting in a chase is 0-3-7-5 m—lower distances reported forjuveniles. Nose sniffing and touching often precede a chase.

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziSylvilagus bachmaniSpeciesLeporidaePlazi/Sylvilagus bachmani

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