autumn and winter diet of the swift fox (<em>vulpes velox</em>) in south-eastern wyoming
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<strong>Abstract</strong> We investigated the Swift fox (<em>Vulpes velox</em>) food habits during an autumn (October) and winter month (December and January) in a sagebrush-grassland habitat in south-eastern Wyoming in 1996 and 1997. The percentage of occurrence of various food items was determined from 63 scat samples of 6 radio-collared foxes (3 pairs). Mammals, especially rodents, and insects were the most common prey (24.5% and 19.1%, respectively). 49 scat contained plant material. Ungulate carrion was an important part of the Swift fox's diet. No significant difference between autumn and winter diet was detected.
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| Authors | ;Peter Pechacek;Frederick Lindzey;Stanley Anderson |
| Journal | bmc chemistry |
| Year | 2000 |
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10.4404/hystrix-11.2-4153
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