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Holmes,R.
1960
Journal
23
24 June Ikravik, Alaska
The animals tend to concentrate into
the open patches, and therefore a
crease in these areas shows an
extremely high number. It was noted
that as the patch increases in size,
several lemmings are seen. This lowers
also supports this idea. Scramble
fight are now to be seen among
the animals, but these usually
involve no more than a short
chase with a few loved cries or noise.
In an estimate in the census plot,
I believe there are about
25 animals they are - at 50/acre.
This is estimated my count 1
animals in that area. The foxes
number remain high. There does
not appear to be a shortage of
food for these mice, since
lemmings are often seen
running around a a mound
where the foxes is standing
an arm and around a fox's
rest. The two pairs of
still present near the west
stand Ikravik. There are as 1
today no young in nest #9.