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P.M. Rogers ; K. Myers, Auteur 1979J Appl Ecol 16 p691-703
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P.M. Rogers ; K. Myers 1978Int J Ecol Environ Sci 4 p33-43
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E. Stodart ; K. Myers 1966CSIRO Wildlife Research, 11(1)Six confined populations of wild rabbits, Oryctolagus cuniculus (L.) were fed combinations of pasture, supplementary freshly cut green herbage, oaten hay, and grain. The length of the breeding season, success in reproduction, growth rates, and s[...]
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E. Stodart ; K. Myers 1964CSIRO Wildlife Research, 9(2)In four experiments, 23 adult domestic rabbits born and reared in enclosures and 16 born and reared in cages were released into enclosures. Their reproduction, behaviour, and mortality were compared with those of wild rabbits. The domestic rabbi[...]
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K. Myers 1964CSIRO Wildlife Research, 9(2)In the presence of excess food, rabbits confined in large enclosures with adequate living space continue to breed, even at population densities higher than those existing in nature (200 rabbits per ac). High density per se does not seriously aff[...]
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K. Myers ; E. C. Schneider 1964CSIRO Wildlife Research, 9(2)The history is described of a small, natural population of rabbits, Oryctolagus cuniculus (L)., during a single breeding season. Each warren colony consisted of a single breeding group, with dominant male and female, a territory around the warre[...]
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E. Shipp ; K. Keith ; R. L. Hughes ; K. Myers 1963-11Nature, 200(4909)Reproduction in a Free-Living Population of Domestic Rabbits, Oryctolagus Cuniculus (L.), on a Sub-Antarctic Island
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K. Myers ; W. E. Poole 1963Journal of Ecology, 51(2)Large changes in species composition occur when sown rye-clover pastures are grazed by rabbits. Ryegrass is greatly reduced and the content of less palatable grasses and weeds is increased. These effects are proportional to rabbit density, but a[...]
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K. Myers ; W. E. Poole 1962Nature, 195(4839)
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K. Myers ; W. E. Poole 1962Australian Journal of Zoology, 10(2)Evidence is presented for a reproductive cycle in the confined wild rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus (L.) ) at Albury. Females become sexually attractive and mate at intervals of 7 days or multiples of 7 days. The cycle appears to continue on into[...]
