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Long-term monitoring of cycles in Clethrionomys rutilus in the Yukon boreal forest

Integrative Zoology 2024年第1期19卷 27-36页

作者： Charles J.KREBS Alice J.KENNEY B.Scott GILBERT rudy boonstra Department of Zoology University of British ColumbiaVancouverBritish ColumbiaCanada Renewable Resources Management Program Yukon UniversityWhitehorseYukonCanada Department of Biological Sciences University of Toronto ScarboroughTorontoOntarioCanada

Baseline studies of small rodent populations in undisturbed ecosystems are *** report here 50 years of mon-itoring and experimentation in Yukon of a dominant rodent species in the North American boreal forest,the red-backed vole Clethrionomys *** voles breed in summer,weigh 20–25 g,and reach a maximum density of 20 to 25 per *** populations have shown consistent 3–4-year cycles for the last 50 years with the only change being that peak densities averaged 8/ha until 2000 and 18/ha since that *** the last 25 years,we have measured food resources,predator numbers,and winter weather,and for 1-year social interactions,to estimate their contribution to changes in the rate of summer increase and the rate of overwinter *** these potential limiting factors could contribute to changes in density,and we measured their relative contributions statistically with multiple *** rate of winter decline in density was related to both food supply and winter *** rate of summer increase was related to summer berry crops and white spruce cone *** measure of predator numbers was related to winter or summer changes in vole *** was a large signal of climate change effects in these *** is no density dependence in summer population growth and only a weak one in winter population *** of our results provide a clear understanding of what generates 3–4-year cycles in these voles,and the major missing piece may be an understanding of social interactions at high density.

关键词： boreal forest climate change density dependence population cycles predation winter severity

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Impact of climate change on the small mammal community of the Yukon boreal forest

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Integrative Zoology 2019年第6期14卷 528-541页

作者： Charles J.KREBS rudy boonstra BScott GILBERT Alice J.KENNEY Stan BOUTIN Department of Zoology University of British ColumbiaVancouverBritish ColumbiaCanada Department of Biological Sciences University of Toronto ScarboroughTorontoOntarioCanada Renewable Resources Management Program Yukon CollegeWhitehorseYukonCanada Department of Biological Sciences University of AlbertaEdmontonAlbertaCanada

Long-term monitoring is critical to determine the stability and sustainability of wildlife populations,and if change has occurred,*** have followed population density changes in the small mammal community in the boreal forest of the southern Yukon for 46 years with density estimates by live trapping on 3-5 unmanipulated grids in spring and *** community consists of 10 species and was responsible for 9%of the energy flow in the herbivore component of this ecosystem from 1986 to 1996,but this increased to 38%from 2003 to *** mammals,although small in size,are large in the transfer of energy from plants to predators and *** species form the bulk of the *** was a shift in the dominant species from the 1970s to the 2000s,with Myodes rutilus increasing in relative abundance by 22%and Peromyscus maniculatus decreasing by 22%.From 2007 to 2018,Myodes comprised 63%of the catch,Peromyscus 20%,and Microtus species 17%.Possible causes of these changes involve climate change,which is increasing primary production in this boreal forest,and an associated increase in the abundance of 3 rodent predators,marten(Martes americana),ermine(Mustela ermine)and coyotes(Canis latrans).Following and understanding these and potential future changes will require long-term monitoring studies on a large scale to measure metapopulation *** small mammal community in northern Canada is being affected by climate change and cannot remain sta*** will be critically dependent on food-web interactions that are species-specific.

关键词： community change long-term study population cycles trophic dynamics voles

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Impact of rewilding,species introductions and climate change on the structure and function of the Yukon boreal forest ecosystem

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Integrative Zoology 2018年第2期13卷 123-138页

作者： rudy boonstra Stan BOUTIN Thomas S.JUNG Charles J.KREBS Shawn TAYLOR Department of Biological Sciences University of Toronto ScarboroughTorontoOntarioCanada Department of Biological Sciences University of AlbertaEdmontonAlbertaCanada Department of Environment Government of YukonWhitehorseYukonCanada Department of Zoology University of British ColumbiaVancouverBritish ColumbiaCanada

Community and ecosystem changes are happening in the pristine boreal forest ecosystem of the Yukon for 2 ***,climate change is affecting the abiotic environment(temperature,rainfall and growing season)and driving changes in plant productivity and predator-prey ***,simultaneously change is occurring because of mammal species reintroductions and *** key ecological question is the impact these faunal changes will have on trophic *** productivity in the boreal forest is increasing because of climatic warming,but plant species composition is unlikely to change significantly during the next 50-100 *** 9-10-year population cycle of snowshoe hares will persist but could be reduced in amplitude if winter weather increases predator hunting *** rodents have increased in abundance because of increased vegetation *** ground squirrels have disappeared from the forest because of increased predator hunting efficiency associated with shrub *** have occurred for 2 reasons:human reintroductions of large ungulates and natural recolonization of mammals and birds extending their geographic *** deliberate rewilding of wood bison(Bison bison)and elk(Cervus canadensis)has changed the trophic structure of this boreal ecosystem very *** natural range expansion of mountain lions(Puma concolor),mule deer(Odocoileus hemionus)and American marten(Martes americana)should have few ecosystem *** potential changes will require long-term monitoring studies and experiments on a scale we rarely deem *** affected by climate change,species reintroductions and human alteration of habitats cannot remain stable and changes will be critically dependent on food web interactions.

关键词： community stability introduced species population cycles trophic dynamics

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