Replication Data for: Small rodent monitoring at Birkebeiner road, Norway (doi:10.18710/OOJYQ0)

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Replication Data for: Small rodent monitoring at Birkebeiner road, Norway

doi:10.18710/OOJYQ0

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2023-08-17

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Neby, Magne; Andreassen, Harry; Milleret, Cyril Pierre; Pedersen, Simen; Peris Tamayo, Ana-Maria; Sánchez, David Carriondo; Versluijs, Erik; Zimmermann, Barbara, 2023, "Replication Data for: Small rodent monitoring at Birkebeiner road, Norway", https://doi.org/10.18710/OOJYQ0, DataverseNO, V1

Replication Data for: Small rodent monitoring at Birkebeiner road, Norway

doi:10.18710/OOJYQ0

Neby, Magne (Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences)

Andreassen, Harry (Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences)

Milleret, Cyril Pierre (Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences)

Pedersen, Simen (Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences)

Peris Tamayo, Ana-Maria (Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences)

Sánchez, David Carriondo (Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences)

Versluijs, Erik (Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences)

Zimmermann, Barbara (Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences)

All authors lead the student-oriented field work, lab work, and were involved in data management processes (each in different years).

Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences

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Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences

Neby, Magne

Neby, Magne

2023-04-21

https://doi.org/10.18710/OOJYQ0

Earth and Environmental Sciences, arvicolinae, vole, shrews, trapping, abundance index, field method, database, dissection

We provide a dataset of small rodent observations that show fluctuating population dynamics across an elevation gradient (300 m to 1,100 m a.s.l) and in contrasting habitats. This dataset encompasses three peaks of the typical 3-4-year vole population cycles; the number of small rodents and shrews captured show synchrony and peaked in years 2014, 2017, and 2021. The bank vole Myodes glareolus was by far (87%) the most common species trapped, but also other species were observed (including shrews). We provide digital data collection forms and highlight the importance of long-term data collection.

2011-06-07-2022-10-20

2011-06-07-2022-10-20

Norway

Innlandet

landscape area

• West Bounding Longitude: 10.465131
• East Bounding Longitude: 11.023757
• South Bounding Latitude: 61.247073
• North Bounding Latitude: 61.460856

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Neby, M., Andreassen, H., Milleret, C.P., Pedersen, S., Peris Tamayo, A.-M., Carriondo Sánchez, D., Versluijs, E. & Zimmermann, B. (2023). Small rodent monitoring at Birkebeiner Road, Norway. Biodiversity Data Journal, 11, Article e105914.

10.3897/BDJ.11.e105914

Neby, M., Andreassen, H., Milleret, C.P., Pedersen, S., Peris Tamayo, A.-M., Carriondo Sánchez, D., Versluijs, E. & Zimmermann, B. (2023). Small rodent monitoring at Birkebeiner Road, Norway. Biodiversity Data Journal, 11, Article e105914.

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00_ReadMe_Birkebeiner.txt

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event.txt

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A Darwin Core formatted file that describes an occurrence of an event, such as a trapping survey.

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extendedmeasurementorfact.txt

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A Darwin Core formatted file that contains additional measurements or facts about the occurrences that are not included in the core event.txt or occurrence.txt files, e.g., include vegetation measurements.

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A Darwin Core formatted file that describes the recorded instance of an organism at a particular time and place given in event.txt file. It includes information about the taxonomy and other relevant details. More details are available in extendedmeasurementorfact.txt.

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