Summary
This paper discusses the biology, behavior, and ecological impact of subterranean rodents, with a focus on mole-rats and zokors.
Categories
Education and learning: The paper provides detailed information about the biology, behavior, and ecological impact of subterranean rodents, contributing to the scientific understanding of these species.
Well-being: The paper discusses the impact of subterranean rodents on their environment, which can have implications for human well-being in areas where these rodents are prevalent.
Author(s)
P Němec, P Cveková, H Burda, O Benada
Publication Year
2007
Number of Citations
57
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