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Benefits of small-sized caches for scatter-hoarding rodents: Influence of cache size, depth, and soil moisture
Keith Geluso
Biology
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Dipodomys
100%
Hoarding
81%
Soil
58%
Rodentia
44%
Seeds
41%
Sand
37%
Seed Dispersal
29%
Food
18%
Aptitude
9%
Animals
6%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
caching
78%
rodent
56%
soil moisture
43%
substrate
26%
seed
19%
seed propagation
14%
food
10%
seed dispersal
9%
sand
9%
detection
8%
moisture content
6%
perturbation
6%
moisture
5%
animal
5%
rainfall
4%
experiment
3%
Agriculture & Biology
Dipodomys
47%
soil water
45%
rodents
45%
Dipodomys ordii
19%
sand
18%
seeds
16%
granivores
15%
plant propagation
15%
wet environmental conditions
14%
food storage
13%
seed dispersal
11%
rain
8%
water content
7%
animals
4%