8th European vertebrate pest management Conference : Berlin, Germany, 26 - 30 September 2011 ; books of abstracts

Inhalt

• Preface

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  Jacob, Jens; Esther, Alexandra

• What we know and don’t know about invasive vertebrates in Europe

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  Jeschke, J. M.

• Ungulate impact on forest regeneration and dynamics and its implications for forest management and conservation – long-term data from Bialowieza primeval forest, Poland

  S. 14

  Jędrzejewska, B.

• Fertility control for invasive pest mammals – Fare we making progress?

  S. 15

  Hinds, L.A.

• Eradication of invasive birds from tropical oceanic islands: lessons learned from studies of common mynas Acridotheres tristis

  S. 17

  Feare, C.; Greenwell, P.; Edwards, H.; Taylor, J.; Woude, J. van der

• Retrieving and retaining older and advancing novel rodenticides-as alternatives to anticoagulants

  S. 19

  Eason, C.T.; Henderson, R.; Murphy, E.; Shapiro, L.; MacMorran, D.; Blackie, H.; Brimble, M.; Conole, D.; Rennison, D.; Gibson, T.J.; Gregory N.G.

• Current situation of human vector-borne diseases in European wildlife

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  Zeller, H.

• Alien mammalian species in Russia: ancient and modern invasions

  S. 22

  Khlyap, L.

• Turning back the tide of American mink invasion at unprecedented scales in partnership with communities

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  Lambin, X.; Atkinson, S.; Bryce, R.; Davies, L.; Gray, H.; Oliver, M.K; Urquhart, J.

• Aliens attack – population dynamics and density control of American mink Neovison vison in four National Parks in Poland

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  Niemczynowicz, A.; Brzeziński, M.; Zalewski, A.

• Project Halo – predator control for native bird recovery in rural and urban areas

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  Simmons, J.H.

• Spatial use and interaction of the raccoon dog (Nyctereutes procyonoides) and the red fox (Vulpes vulpes) in central Europe – competition or coexistence?

  S. 29

  Drygala, F.; Zoller, H.

• The even darker side of the eastern gray squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis): a review of global introductions, invasion biology, and pest management strategies

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  Huynh, H.M.; Bertolino, S.; Lurz, P.W.W.; Koprowski, J.L.; Williams, G.R.; Thompson, C.W.; McAlpine, D.F.

• Changes in the impact and control of the grey squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) as determined from regional surveys in Great Britain

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  Mayle, B.; Broome, A.

• Assessment of invasive muskrat Ondatra zibethicus distribution and impacts on ecosystems in Lithuania

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  Butautytė-Skyrienė, G.; Paulauskas, A.; Ulevičius, A.

• Approaches to deal with the coypu (Myocastor coypus) in urban areas - an example of practice in southern Brandenburg, Germany

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  Walther, B.; Lehmann, M.; Fuelling, O.

• Best practice fox management in Australia

  S. 38

  Saunders, G.; McLeod, L.

• Why 0.02%? A review of the basis for current broadscale control of rabbits in New Zealand

  S. 40

  Nugent, G.; Warburton, B.; Fisher, P.; Twigg, L.; Cowan, P.

• Plans to eradicate invasive mammals on an island inhabited by humans and domestic animals (Corvo, Azores, Portugal)

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  Oppel, S.; Beaven, B.M.; Bolton, M.; Bodey, T.W.; Geraldes, P.; Oliveira, N.; Hervias, S.; Henriques, A.; Silva, C.

• Welfare and ethical issues in invasive species management

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  Cowan, P.; Warburton, B.; Fisher, P.

• Fallow deer (Dama dama Linnaeus, 1758) in the province of Rieti (central Italy): origin and first data on the competition with native red deer and roe deer

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  Bonanni, M.; Adriani, S.; Cecchini, C.; Morbidelli, M.; Amici, A.

• Study on the presence and perception of coypu (Myocastor coypus Molina, 1782) in three areas of Lazio region (Italy)

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  Adriani, S.; Bonanni, M.; Amici, A.

• Genetic variability of raccoon dogs and their impacts on the environment in Lithuania

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  Pūraitė, I.; Griciuvienė, L.; Paulauskas, A.; Sruoga, A.; Gedminas, V.; Butkauskas, D.

• Results of four years of digital urban monitoring of Rattus norvegicus with RatMap in Hamburg including data on infestation near the surface and in underground sewers

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  Plenge-Bönig, A.; Zickert, A.; Baumgardt, K.; Sammann, A.

• Practical rat control in the city of Zürich – there is more than just baiting!

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  Schmidt, M.E.

• Occurrence of Norway rat (Rattus norvegicus) in above-ground and underground habitats in Budapest, Hungary

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  Bajomi, D.; Kiss, Z.; Papp, G.

• Accumulation of chlorophacinone in susceptible and resistant Norway rat strains

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  Berny, P.; Caillis, P.; Vey, D.

• Resistance as a factor in environmental exposure of anticoagulant rodenticides - a modelling approach

  S. 58

  Daniells, L.; Buckle, A.; Prescott, C.V.

• Anticoagulant resistance in the UK and a new guideline for the management of resistant infestations of Norway rats (Rattus norvegicus Berk.)

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  Buckle, A.

• Investigation of the current status of anticoagulant resistance in UK Norway rats by VKORC1 genotyping

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  Clarke, D.J.; Prescott, C.V.

• Distribution and consequences of VKORC1 polymorphisms in Germany

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  Runge, M.; Keyserlingk, M. von; Braune, S.; Freise, J.; Eiler, T.; Plenge-Bönig, A.; Becker, D.; Pelz, Hans-Joachim; Esther, Alexandra; Rost, S.; Müller, C. R.

• Antidotal potential of specific diets in Norway rats

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  Jacob, Jens; Freise, J. F.

• Distribution and frequency of VKORC1 sequence variants conferring resistance to anticoagulants in Mus musculus

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  Pelz, Hans-Joachim; Rost, S.; Müller, E.; Esther, Alexandra; Ulrich, Rainer G.; Müller, C. R.

• Adaptive introgressive hybridization with the Algerian mouse (Mus spretus) promoted the evolution of anticoagulant rodenticide resistance in European house mice (M. musculus domesticus)

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  Song, Y.; Endepols, S.; Klemann, N.; Richter, D.; Matuschka, F.-R.; Shih, C.-H.; Nachman, M.W.; Kohn, M.H.

• Field trials to assess resistance to warfarin and difenacoum of house mice in relation to the occurrence of variants in the vkorc1-gene before and after the treatments

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  Endepols, S.; Klemann, N.; Song, Y.; Kohn, M.H.

• Fluctuation and fixation of rodenticide resistance alleles in Rattus norvegicus

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  Berthier, K.; Benoit, E.; Berny, P.; Lasseur, R.; Merville, A.; Peigneaux, F.; Cosson, J.-F.

• Characteristics of the local distribution of the Y139C resistance gene in Norway rats (Rattus norvegicus) in a focus of resistance in Westphalia, Germany

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  Klemann, Nicole; Esther, Alexandra; Endepols, S.

• Small mammal communities in agricultural landscapes in Germany: review of field data over the last decade

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  Blanckenhagen, F. von; Städtler, T.

• Population dynamics and dispersal patterns in common voles (Microtus arvalis)

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  Leukers, Angela; Jacob, Jens

• Economic evaluation of biological rodent control using barn owls Tyto alba in alfalfa

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  Motro, Y.

• Voles and boreal silviculture – overview of damage and options for management

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  Huitu, O.; Henttonen, H.

• Trap-tubs as a means of vole-damage reduction in afforestations

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  Krüger, F.; Jarchow, D.

• Surveys of Scottish farmers and their vertebrate pests – case study from a long running dataset

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  Hartley, G.; Campbell, S.

• Distribution, abundance and damages caused by European beavers (Castor fiber) in Polish forests

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  Borowski, Z.; Borkowski, J.

• Behavioral responses of voles along fences patrolled by natural predators

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  Fuelling, O.; Buehler, E.; Airoldi, J.-P.; Nentwig, W.

• Recent change in patterns of vole dynamics – for better or for worse?

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  Gliwicz, J.; Jancewicz, E.

• Long-term population dynamics of the field vole from the Czech Republic

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  Tkadlec, E.; Bejček, V.; Flousek, J.; Šťastný, K.; Zima, J.; Sedláček, F.

• Dynamics and reproduction of small rodents in Germany

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  Jacob, Jens

• Large-scale range expansion and eruption of common vole (Microtus arvalis) outbreaks in agricultural plains of NW Spain: historical reconstruction and novel impacts

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  Luque-Larena, J.J.; Mougeot, F.; Arroyo, B.E.; Viñuela, J.; Jareño, D.; Arroyo, L.; Lambin, X.

• Development of a forecast model for outbreaks of common voles (Microtus arvalis) in Germany

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  Imholt, Christian; Blank, B.; Esther, Alexandra; Perner, J.; Volk, T.; Jacob, Jens

• Foraging in risk-homogeneous landscapes – a spatial model for pest species distribution and damage in agriculture?

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  Eccard, J.A.

• Synchronous population fluctuations of forest and field voles: implications for population management

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  Tkadlec, E.; Suchomel, J.; Purchart, L.; Heroldová, M.; Čepelka, L.; Homolka, M.

• Plant biomass and prediction of debarking caused by rodents in artificial regeneration of forest stands

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  Homolka, M.; Heroldová, M.; Kamler, J.

• Vole impact on tree regeneration: insights into forest management

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  Heroldová, M.; Homolka, M.; Tkadlec, E.; Kamler, J.; Suchomel, J.; Purchart, L.; Krojerová, J.; Barančeková, M.; Turek, K.; Baňař, M.

• Is the Italian strategy to face the problem of stray dogs sustainable? A case study of two small municipalities in central Italy

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  Adriani, S.; Bonanni, M.; Amici, A.

• A reward strategy for hunters to pursue the control programs of red fox (Vulpes vulpes Linnaeus, 1758)

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  Adriani, S.; Bonanni, M.; Primi, R.; Amici, A.

• Impact of the fat dormouse (Glis glis Linnaeus 1766) on hazel orchards in the area of Alta Langa and Belbo, Bormida, Uzzone Valleys (province of Cuneo, Italy): a preliminary assessment of agricultural damage

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  Ghirardi, M.; Tizzani, P.; Dematteis, A.

• Capture traps as a method to minimize damage by red deer (Cervus elaphus) in golf courses

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  Farfán, M.A.; Duarte, J.; Vargas, J.M.

• Landfill habitat restoration can reduce the incidence of vertebrate pest species

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  Duarte, J.; Zurita, F.; Farfán, M.A.; Vargas, J.M.

• Fertility control in Europe: applications for an overcrowded continent

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  Massei, G.; Cowan, D.; Miller, L.A.

• Administration of the GnRH-targeted immunocontraceptive vaccine ‘GonaCon™’ to the tammar wallaby, Macropus eugenii: side effects and welfare implications

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  Snape, M.A.; Hinds, L. A.; Miller, L. A.

• Field evaluation of the immunocontraceptive vaccine GonaConTM in free-living mammal populations

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  Cowan, D.; Massei, G.; Ward, A.; Miller, L.A.

• Proposed strategic management of fallow deer to conserve endemic red deer in the Mesola forest, Ferrara, Italy

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  Ferri, M.; Ferraresi, M.; Gelati, A.; Vitturi, M.

• Assessing recombinant vaccinia virus as a delivery system for fertility control vaccines in the brushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula)

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  Duckworth, J.; Cross, M.; Fleming, S.; Scobie, S.; Whelan, E.; Prada, D.; Mercer, A.; Cowan, P.

• The use of DiazaConTM to limit fertility in grey squirrels

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  Mayle, B.; Ferryman, M.; Peace, A.; Yoder, C.A.; Miller, L.A.; Cowan, D.

• Reproductive inhibition with gossypol in the lesser bandicoot rat, Bandicota bengalensis

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  Singla, N.; Meenu, M.

• Effects of the combination of levonorgestrel and quinestrol on reproductive hormone levels and their receptor expression in female Mongolian gerbils (Meriones unguiculatus)

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  Lv, X.; Guo, Y.; Shi, D.

• Quinestrol treatment induces testicular damage via oxidative stress in male Mongolian gerbils (Meriones unguiculatus)

  S. 126

  Shen, W.; Shi, D.; Wang, D.; Guo, Y.; Hai, S.; Yue, Z.

• The management of non-native birds in the United Kingdom

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  Allan, J.

• Current situation and problems of management of pest birds in the cities of Ukraine

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  Gavris, G.

• Hide-and-seek in Europe: highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1

  S. 129

  Globig, Anja; Staubach, Christoph; Harder, Timm C.

• Environmental impacts of the control with organophosphate pesticides and explosions of the red-billed quelea bird Quelea quelea in Africa

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  Cheke, R.A.; Walt, E. van der; Mbereki, C.; Mtobesya, B.N.; Magoma, R.N.; Farman, D.I.; Adranyi, E.; McWilliam, A.

• Assessing the effects of three potential chemical repellents to prevent bird damage to corn seeds and seedlings

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  Esther, Alexandra; Tilcher, R.; Jacob, Jens

• Control of the urban pigeon Columba livia population and the preservation of common swift Apus apus and bats Chiroptera during the restoration of the Ghirlandina tower in the city of Modena (Italy)

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  Ferri, M.; Ferraresi, M.; Gelati, A.; Zannetti, G.; Domenichini, A.; Ravizza, L.; Cadignani, R.

• Providing incentives to encourage a control program of hooded crows (Corvus corone cornix L., 1758): a case study in Rieti province (Italy), 2005-10

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  Amici, A.; Adriani, S.; Bonanni, M.; Serrani, F.

• Spiking buildings to avoid house martin (Delichon urban) nesting: is it a good choice?

  S. 138

  Duarte, J.; Farfán, M. A.; Vargas, J. M.

• Prevalence of anticoagulant rodenticide poisoning in France: human and animal data

  S. 140

  Berny, P.; Velardo, J.; Pulce, C.; D’Amico, A.; Kammerer, M.; Lasseur, R.; Belhadj, A.; Mastain, O.

• High exposure rates of anticoagulant rodenticides in carnivorous birds and mammals in Danish landscapes

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  Elmeros, M.; Christensen, T. K.; Lassen, P.

• Anticoagulant rodenticides: exposure and residues in non-target rodents and their predators

  S. 145

  Broll, Anke; Esther, Alexandra; Schenke, Detlef; Jacob, Jens

• Diphacinone and coumatetralyl persistence in deer and implications for wildlife management

  S. 146

  Eason, C.T.; Murphy, E.; Ross, J.G.; Hix, S.; Arthur, D.; MacMorran, D.; Broome, K.; Fairweather, A.

• Welfare assessment of fatal methaemoglobinaemia in adult rats (Rattus norvegicus)

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  Gibson, T. J.; Gregory, N. G.; Quy, R. J.; Eason, C. T.

• Automatic and permanent rodent-monitoring - a proper method to evaluate rodenticide effects?

  S. 150

  Fuelling, O.; Klemann, N.; Endepols, S.

• Integrating ecology and technology to create innovative pest control devices

  S. 152

  Blackie, H.; MacMorran, D.; Shapiro, L.; Woodhead, I.; Diegel, O.; Murphy, E.; Eason, C.T.

• Searching for alternative methods for a sustainable population management of the common vole (Microtus arvalis) in Saxony-Anhalt

  S. 154

  Eggert, J.; Wolff, C.; Richter, K.

• The development of a light-weight, long-life diphacinone rodent bait

  S. 156

  Ross, J. G.; Eason, C. T.; Sam, S.; Shapiro, L.; Blackie, H.; MacMorran, D.; Aylett, P.; Tucker, N.; Razzaq, H.

• Avian predators as a biological control system of common vole (Microtus arvalis) populations in NW Spain: experimental set-up and preliminary results

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  Jareño, D.; Paz, A.; Arroyo, L.; Viñuela, J.; Arroyo, B. E.; Mougeot, F.; Luque-Larena, J. J.; Fargallo, J. A.

• Smell you later – the repelling effect of secondary plant compounds against water voles and common voles

  S. 159

  Fischer, D.; Prokop. A.; Wink, M.; Mattes, H.; Jacob, Jens

• Workshop on new tools and methods - alternatives to rodenticides and environmental implications

  S. 160

  Schmolz, E.; Eason, C. T.

• Rodent management in urban and rural ecosystems: experiences from central Argentina

  S. 161

  Cavia, R.

• Current status of bird pest species in agroecosystems of Buenos Aires province, central Argentina

  S. 163

  Codesido, M.; Bilenca, D.

• The Ecorat project: development of ecologically-based rodent management for the southern African region

  S. 165

  Mulungu, L. S.; Belmain, S. R.; Dlamini, N.; Eiseb, S.; Kirsten, F.; Mahlaba, T.; Makundi, R.; Malebane, P.; Maltitz, E. von; Massawe, A.; Monadjem, A.; Taylor, P.; Tutjavi, V.

• Is a native rodent competitively dominant over an invasive rodent in lowland agro-forest habitat of the Philippines?

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  Stuart, A.M.; Prescott, C.V.; Singleton, G.R.

• Rodent outbreaks and extreme weather events: a southeast Asian perspective

  S. 169

  Singleton, G. R.; Htwe, N. M.; Nelson, A. D.

• Rat floods and water floods: the ecological and sociological dynamics of rodent management in Bangladesh

  S. 171

  Chakma, N.; Belmain, S. R.; Sarker, N. J.; Sarker, S. U.; Kamal, N. Q.; Sarker, S. K.

• Are rodent population eruptions in southeast Asia associated with quantity or quality of food?

  S. 174

  Htwe, N. M.; Singleton, G. R.; Sluydts, V.; Hinds, L. A.

• Population dynamics and breeding patterns of Mastomys natalensis Smith 1932 in irrigated rice in eastern Tanzania

  S. 176

  Mulungu, L.S.; Ngowo, V.; Mdangi, M.; Katakweba, A. S.; Tesha, P.; Mrosso, F. P.; Mchomvu, M.

• Man-eating and cattle-lifting by tigers and conservation implications in India

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  Chauhan, N. P. S.

• Human-leopard conflict in Mandi district, Himachal Pradesh, India

  S. 180

  Kumar, D.; Chauhan, N. P. S.

• Rodents as carriers of tick-borne zoonotic diseases and their ecological impact

  S. 182

  Paulauskas, A.; Radzijevskaja, J.; Rosef, O.

• Evaluation of bait uptake by ricefield rats using Rhodamine B as a bait marker under enclosure conditions

  S. 184

  Tung, T. T.; Henry, S.; Cowan, D.; Sudarmaji; Hinds, L. A.

• The possibility of use of some essential oils in rodenticidal baits

  S. 186

  Jokić, G.; Vukša, M.; Đedović, S.; Stojnić, B.; Kataranovski, D.

• A successful control of the invasive Indian house crows (Corvus splendes) in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

  S. 188

  Felemban, H. M.

• Monitoring and control of rodent pests in Albania

  S. 189

  Çota, E.

• Agricultural crop depredation by nilgai antelope (Boselaphus tragocamelus) and mitigation strategies: challenges in India

  S. 190

  Chauhan, N. P. S.

• Human casualties and agricultural crop raiding by wild pigs and mitigation strategies in India

  S. 192

  Chauhan, N. P. S.

• A novel hepatitis E virus-like agent in wild Norway rats (Rattus norvegicus) from Germany

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  Ulrich, Rainer G.; Plenge-Bönig, A.; Schielke, A.; Kindler, E.; Dremsek, P.; Gregersen, H.; Rietschel, W.; Groschup, Martin H.; Reetz, J.; Guenther, S.; Heckel, G.; Johne, R.

• Lassa virus serology in rodents: spatial survey in Guinea, West Africa

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  Fichet-Calvet, E.; Koulemou, K.; Sylla, O.; Soropogui, B.; Kourouma, F.; Doré, A.; Becker-Ziaja, B.; Koivogui, L.; Günther, S.

• Biome-specific rodent dynamics and hantavirus epidemiologies in Europe

  S. 196

  Henttonen, H.; Leirs, H.; Kallio, E.R.; Tersago, K.; Voutilainen, L.

• Relationship between bank vole abundance, seroprevalence and human hantavirus infection

  S. 197

  Reil, Daniela; Imholt, Christian; Schmidt, R.; Rosenfeld, U.M.; Ulrich, Rainer G.; Eccard, J.A.; Jacob, Jens

• The role of rodents as carriers of disease on UK farms: a preliminary investigation

  S. 198

  Stuart, A. M.; Prescott, C. V.; MacIntyre, S.; Sethar, A.; Neuman, B. W.; McCarthy, N. D.; Wimalarathna, H.; Maiden, M. C. J.

• Badgers, farm buildings and bovine tuberculosis (Mycobacterium bovis) in cattle: the practical importance of understanding host behavior

  S. 200

  Delahay, R.; Judge, J.

• Evaluating selective culling with vaccination to control wildlife disease: badgers and bovine tuberculosis (bTB)

  S. 201

  Smith, G.C.; Wilkinson, D.

• Assessing classical swine fever disease control measures using an individual-based model

  S. 203

  Lange, M.; Kramer-Schadt, S.; Thulke, H.-H.

• Differences in genetic structuring of populations of the Argentine hemorrhagic fever reservoir, the rodent Calomys musculinus, from endemic and non endemic zones

  S. 204

  Chiappero, M. B.; Piacenza, M. F.; Gardenal, C. N.; Calderón, G. E.; Provensal, C.; Polop, J. J.

• Natural hosts of different hantavirus genotypes in south America: who is who?

  S. 206

  Gardenal, C. N.; Gonzalez-Ittig, R. E.; Rivera, P. C.; Levis, S.; Salazar-Bravo, J.; Barquez, R. M.

• Hantavirus infections in forestry workers

  S. 208

  Bjedov, L.; Margaletić, J.; Vucelja, M.; Medved, M.M.; Matijević, I.; Krajinović, L.C.; Markotic, A.

• Surveillance of Echinococcus multilocularis in rodents in the vicinity of the finding of the first infected red fox (Vulpes vulpes) in Sweden

  S. 211

  Olsson, G. E.; Hörnfeldt, B.; Ågren, E.; Wahlström, H.

• The rate of trematode infections in wild ungulates in Naryn State Nature Reserve of the Kyrgyz Republic

  S. 212

  Shermatov, S.

• Evaluation of bait acceptance by wild boar and non-target species - test of different distribution modalities and seasonal variations - implication for oral vaccination efficiency against classical swine fever virus

  S. 213

  Sage, M.; Hubert, P.; Rossi, S.

• Managing wild boar - considerations for wild boar management based on game biology data

  S. 215

  Keuling, O.

• Ecological impacts of feral pigs (Sus scrofa) on freshwater ecosystems in tropical Australia

  S. 217

  Mitchell, J.

• The impacts of feral boar on woodland flora and fauna in Great Britain

  S. 219

  Mayle, B.; Harmer, R.; Kewitt, A.; Peace, A.; Straw, N.; Williams, D.; Upson, M.

• Factors affecting the level of damage by wild boar in farmlands in north-eastern Poland

  S. 221

  Frąckowiak, W.; Gorczyca, S.; Merta, D.; Wojciuch-Płoskonka, M.

• The wild boar Sus scrofa L. as neighbor in an agricultural landscape – a new project

  S. 224

  Herbst, C.; Keuling, O.

• Conundrum of the Eurasian wild pig Sus scrofa status on the island of Singapore: humanwildlife and environmental conflict

  S. 225

  Haridas, S.; Diong, C. H.; Seet, G.; Lee, N. S. L.

• Wild boar population at the Vistula Spit – management of the species in forested and urban areas

  S. 226

  Bobek, B.; Frąckowiak, W.; Furtek, J.; Merta, D.; Orłowska, L.

• Camera traps and activity signs to estimate density and population trends in wild pigs

  S. 228

  Massei, G.; Cowan, D.; Lambert, M.; Coats, J.; Watola, G.; Fox, S.; Ward, A.; Pietravalle, S.

• Preliminary analysis of the diet of wild boar (Sus scrofa L., 1758) in an agro-ecosystem of central Punjab, Pakistan

  S. 229

  Hafeez, S.; Ashfaq, M.

• Carcass weight, condition and reproduction of wild boars harvested in north-western Poland

  S. 230

  Orłowska, L.; Rembacz, W.; Florek, C.

• Reproductive parameters, birth date-effect and body condition of wild boars (Sus scrofa) inhabiting forest and forest-farmland environments in Poland

  S. 233

  Merta, D.; Albrycht, M.; Frąckowiak, W.; Furtek, J.; Mamok, T.