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The role of urine marking in the foraging behavior of least chipmunks

Authors: Devenport, L.; Devenport, J.; Kokesh, C.
Year: 1999
Journal: Animal Behaviour, Vol. 57, pp. 557-563
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Keywords: CHIPMUNK, EAST RIVER VALLEY, FORAGING EFFICIENCY, RMBL, TAMIAS MINIMUS, URINE MARKING

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