Composition of winter diets of collared and brown lemmings.
- Eeva M. Soininen (427899)
- Gilles Gauthier (148776)
- Frédéric Bilodeau (687945)
- Dominique Berteaux (124789)
- Ludovic Gielly (24935)
- Pierre Taberlet (24932)
- Galina Gussarova (545479)
- Eva Bellemain (668669)
- Kristian Hassel (104808)
- Hans K. Stenøien (630158)
- Laura Epp (687946)
- Audun Schrøder-Nielsen (687947)
- Christian Brochmann (24940)
- Nigel G. Yoccoz (112251)
Publication date
January 2015
DOIAbstract
<p>Diets (mean ± SE) of collared (n = 22) and brown lemming (n = 54) during the winter 2010–11 on Bylot Island, Nunavut, Canada, based on DNA metabarcoding sequences extracted from pellets. Vascular plant and moss families are separated by a dashed line. Other or unidentified items accounted for 0.5% and 1.2% of the collared and brown lemming diet, respectively (not shown on graph). Taxa without dot on the graph were not found. Families are Caryophyllaceae (Caryo), Fabaceae (Faba), Juncaceae (Junca), Poaceae (Poa), Polygonaceae (Polyg), Rosaceae (Rosa), Salicaceae (Salic), Saxifragaceae (Saxif), Aulacomniaceae (Aulac), Bryaceae (Bryac), Dicranaceae (Dicra), Grimmiaceae (Grimm), Polytrichaceae (Polyt) and Timmiaceae (Timm).</p
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