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common vole populations

Feldmausbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

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common vole [Microtus arvalis]

Feldmaus {f}zool.T

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common pine vole [Microtus subterraneus]

Kleinäugige Wühlmaus {f}zool.T

Kurzohrmaus {f}zool.T

gorilla populations

Gorillapopulationen {pl}zool.

Gorillabestände {pl} [auch: Gorilla-Bestände]ecol.zool.

bird populations

Vogelpopulationen {pl}ecol.orn.

Vogelbestände {pl}ecol.orn.

leopard populations

Leopardenbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

animal populations

Tierbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

whale populations

Walbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

wolf populations

Wolfsbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

elephant populations

Elefantenbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

endogamous populations

endogame Populationen {pl}

bat populations

Fledermausbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

tree populations

Baumbestände {pl}bot.ecol.for.

oak populations

Eichenbestände {pl}bot.ecol.for.

plant populations

Pflanzenbestände {pl}bot.ecol.

eel populations

Aalbestände {pl}ecol.fish

shark populations

Haibestände {pl}ecol.fish

fish populations

Fischbestände {pl}ecol.fish

• While it is a common and wide-ranging species throughout eastern North America, insular populations on the eastern periphery of the species' range are at risk from invasive species, with the extinction of the Gull Island vole being a notable example of this.
• This is because it is a common species with a very wide range and faces no particular threats. Populations vary cyclically but may be declining somewhat in Fennoscandia, possibly due to changes in forestry practice.
• Otters have recently recolonised the upper reaches of the river, yet the European water vole is now confined to a few isolated populations.
• Barbary sheep "Ammotragus lervia" and mountain gazelle "Gazella cuvieri" still have populations in the region, as does the striped hyena "Htaena hyaena", and these are mixed with mammals which have more European origins such as wild boar "Sus scrofa", Eurasian otter "Lutra lutra" and red fox "Vulpes vulpes".
• In Gloucestershire water voles have disappeared from the river systems and a few fragmented populations survive.