Background The population genetic structure of subterranean rodent species is strongly
affected by demographic (eg rates of dispersal and social structure) and stochastic factors …

Sex differences are well documented and are conventionally associated with intense sex-
specific selection. For example, spatial memory is frequently better in males, presumably …

Factors influencing patterns of space use by pygmy rabbits (Brachylagus idahoensis) are
poorly understood. We studied diurnal space use by adult pygmy rabbits during multiple …

We studied home range use, spatial activity patterns, and annual survival of southern flying
squirrels (SFS; Glaucomys volans) across fragmented landscapes of west-central Illinois …

After decades of suppression, fire has returned to many forested areas of the western United
States. Understanding responses of wildlife species to fire is essential to native species …

We studied survival of radio‐marked western gray squirrels (Sciurus griseus) and quantified
causes of mortality including incidence and severity of notoedric mange in south‐central …

Human suppression of fire has resulted in altered species composition and dense forest
stands across the western United States. Accumulation of understory shrubs makes forests …

Abstract Space use frequently differs between sexes and may reflect differences in parental
investment and limiting resources. We examined Arizona gray squirrels (Sciurus …

Forest fragmentation by urbanizing and develo** roads and fields is common in Japan;
thus, the Siberian flying squirrel (Pteromys volans) population may decrease in the future …

Optimal timing of reproduction is critical to ensure adequate conditions for raising young.
However, factors influencing timing of reproduction may differ between sexes. Harsh …