Journal of Mammalogy · 1973 · 49 citations · 10 references
Life SciencesAnimal SciencesZoologyHerpetologyMammalogyOrnithologyAnimal IdentificationMammalian BiogeographyMammalian DistributionMammalian EcologyMammalian SystematicsMammalian TaxonomyLinear Discriminant AnalysisMammalian ClassificationMammalian Cranial AnatomyMammalian Distribution PatternsStatistical Discriminant Analysis
External features and quantitative cranial characteristics can be used to distinguish between Peromyscus leucopus and P. maniculatus where they occur sympatrically in New England. Discriminant function analysis was used to prepare a test by which skulls of adults of these species can be identified. Geographic and ecological distributions of white-footed mice in New England were reviewed.
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A REVISION OF THE MICE OF THE AMERICAN GENUS PEROMYSCUS
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MULTIVARIATE GEOGRAPHICAL VARIATION IN THE WOLF<i>CANIS LUPUS</i>L.
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