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The white footed mouse is another common tick target.
The study found that increases in density of gypsy moths were associated with declines in density of the white- footed mouse, a predator, and changes in density of the white-footed mouse were closely associated with mast crops of acorns.
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White-footed mice account for only a quarter of the total number of infected ticks, the team found.
White-footed mice don't like human homes.
White-footed mice, scientifically known as Peromyscus leucopus, have lived in the New York area for millions of years.
Therefore, the White-footed mouse is an excellent model species for this study.
The White-footed mouse is one of the most dominant rodent species at the study site.
In this study, we demonstrated that resource pulses can drive trophic shifts in an omnivorous consumer, the White-footed mouse.
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