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Spermophilus beecheyi
Citation:
The annual cycle of the California ground squirrel
Author(s)
Tomich, P. Quentin
Pages
213-282
Year
Monday, January 1, 1962 - 12:00
Volume
65
Exposure Endpoint Type
Endpoint Value
Endpoint Description
Range
Units
Sex
Life Cycle Stage
Location
Sample Size
Type
Clutch or Litter Size
6.09
based on embryo and placental scar counts
1 - 9
young/litter
Female
Adult
Davis and Dixon
148
Exposure Factor Datasets
Body Weight - Mean
9.3
7.7 - 12.6
g
Both Male and Female
34
Exposure Factor Datasets
Body Weight - Mean
64.2
20.0 - 106.0
g
Both Male and Female
22
Exposure Factor Datasets
Body Weight - Mean
163.4
115.0 - 229.0
g
Both Male and Female
13
Exposure Factor Datasets
Growth Rate
see citation
figure of body weight changes over time
g/d
Both Male and Female
6 litters
Exposure Factor Datasets
Citation:
Differential toxicity and taste aversion to strychnine of three subspecies of the California ground squirrel (Spermophilus beecheyi)
Author(s)
Howard, Walter E., Stephen D. Palmateer, and Rex E. Marsh
Pages
107-112
Publisher
University of California, Davis
Year
Monday, January 1, 1990 - 12:00
Volume
14
Chemical
Endpoint Value
Sex
Life Cycle Stage
Sample Size
Tox Exposure
Toxicity Endpoint Type
Tox Exposure Duration
Tox Exposure Technique
Type
STRYCHNINE
increase at 6.7-44.5 mg/kg bw
Both Male and Female
Not Reported
3-5/group
0.01, 0.05, 0.5%; also reported as 1.4, 6.7, 44.5 mg/kg bw
TOX-MORT - dose-response data
24 hr
drinking water
Toxicity Factor Datasets
Citation:
Fluoroacetate residues in ground squirrel and coyote tissues due to primary or secondary 1080 poisoning
Author(s)
Casper, Howard H., Michael E. Mount, Rex E. Marsh and Robert H. Schmidt
Pages
441-442
Year
Wednesday, January 1, 1986 - 12:00
Volume
69
Chemical
Endpoint Value
Endpoint Description
Sex
Life Cycle Stage
Sample Size
Tox Exposure
Toxicity Endpoint Type
Tox Exposure Duration
Tox Exposure Technique
Type
SODIUM MONOFLUOROACETATE
182-1309 ppb wet wt. @ 0.8 mg/kg; 535-9754 ppb wet wt. @ 4.8 mg/kg
range of fluoroacetate residues in brain, caecum, kidney, liver, spleen, muscle and lung tissue of dead squirrels
Not Reported
Adult
2/dose
0, 0.8, 4.8 mg 1080/kg bw
TOX-EXP IND - accumulation
NR
diet
Toxicity Factor Datasets
Citation:
Hazards to wildlife associated with 1080 baiting for California ground squirrels
Author(s)
Hegdal, Paul L., Kathleen A. Fagherstone, Thomas A. Gatz, James F. Glahn and George H. Matschke
Pages
11-21
Year
Wednesday, January 1, 1986 - 12:00
Volume
14
Chemical
Endpoint Value
Endpoint Description
Sex
Life Cycle Stage
Location
Sample Size
Tox Exposure
Toxicity Endpoint Type
Tox Exposure Duration
Tox Exposure Technique
Type
SODIUM MONOFLUOROACETATE
decrease @ 6.7 kg/ha
population size
Not Reported
Not Reported
Exeter, Tulare
38.7-54.2 mean squirrel population size range
6.7 kg/ha; 13.5 ppm in stomach
TOX-POP - size effects
single
field application
Toxicity Factor Datasets
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