1. Population status, habitat associations, and distribution of the steppe polecat Mustela eversmanii in Europe

   • Martin Šálek
   • Nikolai Spassov
   • Zsolt Hegyeli

   Review Article 17 February 2013 Pages: 233 - 244

   

2. Craniometric study of the common shrew (Sorex araneus L. 1758) from different localities and chromosomal races across Germany and Europe

   • Clara Stefen

   Original Paper 17 November 2012 Pages: 245 - 254

   

3. Chromosomal variation in social voles: a Robertsonian fusion in Günther’s vole

   • Jan Zima
   • Atilla Arslan
   • Boris Kryštufek

   Original Paper 21 November 2012 Pages: 255 - 265

   

4. Effects of disperser abundance, seed type, and interspecific seed availability on dispersal distance

   • Changqu Liu
   • Guoliang Liu
   • Xianfeng Yi

   Original Paper 04 December 2012 Pages: 267 - 278

   

5. Monitoring small and arboreal mammals by camera traps: effectiveness and applications

   • Anna Rita Di Cerbo
   • Carlo M. Biancardi

   Original Paper 09 December 2012 Pages: 279 - 283

   

6. Demographic features, distribution, and habitat selection of the gray mouse opossum (Tlacuatzin canescens) in Colima, Mexico

   • Michael L. Kennedy
   • Gary D. Schnell
   • Michael C. Wooten

   Original Paper 04 December 2012 Pages: 285 - 298

   

7. Garden dormouse (Eliomys quercinus, Linnaeus 1766) without fenestration in angular process

   • Carmen S. Yuste
   • Javier Calzada

   Original Paper 08 December 2012 Pages: 299 - 303

   

8. Foraging behavior and spatial use of a rock specialist: the southern vizcacha (Lagidium viscacia), and the exotic European hare (Lepus europaeus) in rocky outcrops of northwestern Patagonia, Argentina

   • Gladys I. Galende
   • Estela Raffaele

   Original Paper 28 December 2012 Pages: 305 - 313

   

9. Estimation of the fertility rates of Japanese wild boars (Sus scrofa leucomystax) using fetuses and corpora albicans

   • Tomoka Tsuji
   • Mayumi Yokoyama
   • Masatsugu Suzuki

   Original Paper 04 December 2012 Pages: 315 - 323

   

10. Territory defence in male European roe deer (Capreolus capreolus)—a sexual ornament?

    • Kjell Wahlström

    Short Communication 04 October 2012 Pages: 325 - 328