Database : Arvicola: population abundance scores of Arvicola terrestris in the Doubs and Jura departments

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Geoffroy Couval, Patrick Giraudoux (2014): Arvicola: population abundance scores of Arvicola terrestris in the Doubs and Jura departments. Chrono-environnement. FR-18008901306731-2015-03-04

General metadata

Identifier : local : FR-18008901306731-2015-03-04
Description :
Arvicola terrestris density scores recorded by the Fédération régionale de défense contre les organismes nuisibles at commune (French administrative division) resolution.
Discipline :
ecology (applied biology - ecology)
Keywords :
Jura, monitoring (GEMET), population biology, population cycle, population dynamics, small mammals
Dates :
Data acquisition : from 1989 ongoing
Data issued : 28 Aug 2014
Metadata record :
Creation : 1 Jan 2015
Update : 19 Dec 2016
Update periodicity : annually
Language : English (eng)
Additional information :
http://zaaj.univ-fcomte.fr/spip.php?article29
Audience : Research

Coverages

Spatial coverage :

  • Jura : on Earth, latitude between 47° 34' 47" N and 46° 15' 38" N, longitude between 5° 15' 6" E and 7° 3' 44" E
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Taxonomic coverage :

  • Genus
    Arvicola MSW (Rodent)
    Species
    Arvicola terrestris (European water vole)

Administrative metadata

Data creatorsAffiliation
Geoffroy CouvalFREDON
Patrick GiraudouxChrono-environnement
ContributorsAffiliationRole
Geoffroy CouvalFREDONdata collector
Marilyne FontanierFREDONdata collector
Denis Truchetetdata collector
Publisher : Laboratoire Chrono-environnement
Label : Zone Atelier Arc Jurassien
Science contact : Patrick Giraudoux website e-mail
Computing contact : Patrick Giraudoux website e-mail
Access : restricted
Access details :
The data set is available as part of a scientific cooperation carried out with the author or rights granted by DRAAF or FREDON

Technical metadata

Formats : application/x-shapefile
Data acquisition methods :
Datatype : Database

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