Investigation on Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Fluctuations in Lasiopodomys mandarinus Burrows
Investigation on Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Fluctuations in Lasiopodomys mandarinus Burrows
Sun Hong1, Zhang Yifeng1, Wang Baishi2, Li Yangwei1, Xu Wenbo1, Mao Runkun1 and Wang Zhenglong1,*
Fig. 1.
Mandarin vole burrow systems in spring (A) and summer (B). Black slashes represent the soil, black circles indicate mounds, lines indicate the ending of the tunnel, a triangle indicates a nest, circles indicate the granary and the star indicates the toilet.
Fig. 2.
Temperature and humidity variation in burrows and corresponding air during spring and summer.
Fig. 3.
Gas composition (O2 and CO2) and soil water content in spring and summer.
August 2019
Vol. 51, Iss. 4, Pages 1203-1598
