Research Needs: Pine Vole Depredations

SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF THE PINE VOLE (Pitymys pinetorum): I. ACTIVITY PATTERNS OF MATED PINE VOLES IN SEMI-NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS

Analysis of Seasonal Dynamics of Pine Vole Populations in Two Virginia Orchards

Ultrasonic calling in 2 species of voles, Microtus pinetorum and M. pennsylvanicus, with different social systems

When isolated, pups of muroid rodents emit ultrasonic vocalizations, an indication that they are stressed by being alone and exposed to cooling temperatures. Rate of vocalizations is greatest at the end of their 1st week and beginning of the 2nd week, declines in the 2nd week as eyes open and thermoregulation becomes fully established, and ceases in the 3rd week. Young of 1 vole species, the pr...

The Influence of Pine Vole Damage on Apple Tree Vigor and Fruit Yield

Induction of Abortion by Strange Males in Pine Vole Females That Are: 1) Ten Days Pregnant or 2) Pregnant and Lactating