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Methods

1) Measuring Tail-length

A convenient method for measuring tail-length in live specimens

(Method by W. Haberl, 1993)

(Photo by W. Haberl ©)

2) Maintenance of a musk shrew at the laboratory of Nagoya University

(Photo by K. Tsuji ©)

TRAPPING METHODS AND TRAPS

This web site was created by

Dr. Werner Haberl. Address: Hamburgerstrasse 11, A-1050 Vienna, Austria.

E-mail: shrewbib@sorex.vienna.at

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