Bioacoustics of Tamias (Neotamias) minimus

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biology_ecology · Plazi

Movements, Home range and Social organization. The average home range is estimated to be 1-2 ha for males and 0-66 ha females, in Alberta, Canada. The Least Chipmunk is considered to be trap shy, and is probably underrepresented in trap surveys. It also appears to be subordinate to more aggressive congeners and other ground squirrels, butis able to coexist in some environments, probably due to its efficiency in resource exploitation. It is very vocal, with 5-6 different types of alarm calls and several other types of vocalizations; however, a detailed analysis ofits vocalization system 1s needed.

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziTamias minimusSpeciesSciuridaePlazi/Tamias minimus
TSATamias minimusSpecies—TSA/Tamias minimus

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