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Peromyscus maniculatus ssp. gambelii

Citation:

Seasonal activity and feeding patterns in a population of deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus gambelii)

Author(s)
Seabloom, Robert W., Robert G. Schwab and Susan C. Loeb
Pages
2238-2243
Year
Volume
72
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Error Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Food Ingestion Rate 0.19 mean dry stomach content mass 0.02 SE g Male Adult Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 55 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.24 mean dry stomach content mass 0.03 SE g Female Adult Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 60 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.18 mean dry stomach content mass 0.02 SE g Male Adult Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 155 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.22 mean dry stomach content mass 0.02 SE g Female Adult Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 90 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.24 mean dry stomach content mass 0.02 SE g Male Adult Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 121 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.24 mean dry stomach content mass 0.02 SE g Female Adult Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 100 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.22 mean dry stomach content mass 0.03 SE g Male Adult Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 104 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.3 mean dry stomach content mass 0.03 SE g Female Adult Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 97 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.14 mean dry stomach content mass 0.01 SE g Male Juvenile Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 69 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.14 mean dry stomach content mass 0.02 SE g Female Juvenile Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 29 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.13 mean dry stomach content mass 0.02 SE g Male Juvenile Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 18 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.15 mean dry stomach content mass 0.03 SE g Female Juvenile Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 22 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.16 mean dry stomach content mass 0.02 SE g Male Juvenile Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 57 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.25 mean dry stomach content mass 0.04 SE g Female Juvenile Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 46 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.17 mean dry stomach content mass 0.03 SE g Male Juvenile Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 23 Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate 0.28 mean dry stomach content mass 0.05 SE g Female Juvenile Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 38 Exposure Factor Datasets
Population Density 1500 #/ha Both Male and Female Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (elev., 1230 m) Not Reported Exposure Factor Datasets
Time of Mating/ Laying January, August-October annual reproductive peaks Female Adult Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge (1230 m) 1085 Exposure Factor Datasets
Citation:

Measures of the movements and popultion densities of small rodents

Author(s)
Brant, Daniel H.
Pages
105-184
Year
Volume
62
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Population Density see citation figure of seasonal changes in density #/acre Both Male and Female Not Reported Tilden Regional Park, Berkeley (elev. 600-1200 ft) Not Reported Exposure Factor Datasets
Citation:

Metabolic characteristics of mountain, desert and coastal populations of Peromyscus

Author(s)
Murie, Martin
Pages
723-740
Year
Volume
42
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Error Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Type
Metabolic Rate 3.26 resting oxygen consumption rate at 25C 0.09 SE cc O2/g/hr Both Male and Female Not Reported 8 Exposure Factor Datasets
Citation:

Body temperature and metabolism in subspecies of Peromyscus from arid and mesic environments

Author(s)
McNab, Brian K., and Peter Morrison
Pages
63-82
Year
Volume
33
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Error Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Body Weight - Mean 19.1 0.13 SE g Not Reported Not Reported collected near Berkeley, CA 29 Exposure Factor Datasets
Metabolic Rate 2.04 mean basal metabolic rate estimated by oxygen consumption 0.07 SE cc O2/g/h Not Reported Not Reported collected near Berkeley, CA 29 Exposure Factor Datasets
Citation:

Comparative energetics in two sympatric species of Peromyscus

Author(s)
Mazen, Walter S. and Robert L. Rudd
Pages
573-574
Year
Issue
3
Volume
61
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Error Range Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Metabolic Rate 2.56 mean basal metabolic rate 0.34 SD 1.86 - 2.93 ccO2/g/h Both Male and Female Not Reported collected 5 km east of Chico, Butte County, CA 20 Exposure Factor Datasets
Metabolic Rate 7.9 average long term metabolic rate, assessed overnight 0.139 SD cc O2/g/h Both Male and Female Not Reported collected 5 km east of Chico, Butte County, CA 20 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body Fat (total or %) 14.99 2.68 SD % Both Male and Female Not Reported collected 5 km east of Chico, Butte County, CA 36 Exposure Factor Datasets
Metabolic Rate 6.46 maximal metabolic rate 1.4 SD 3.91 - 9.04 cc O2/g/hr Both Male and Female Not Reported collected 5 km east of Chico, Butte County, CA 24 Exposure Factor Datasets
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