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Plant succession on a subalpine earthflow in Colorado

Authors: Langenheim, J. H.
Year: 1956
Journal: Ecology, Vol. 37, pp. 301-317
Publisher: UNKNOWN
DOI: 10.2307/1933141
Keywords: BOTANY, COMMUNITY ECOLOGY, EAST RIVER VALLEY, GOTHIC EARTHFLOW, LANDSLIDE, RMBL, SUCCESSION

Abstract

The statistical concept of home range as applied to the recapture radius of the deer-mouse (Peromyscus) and the calculation of homerange and density of small mammals is presented.

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