Chapter 1 Small Mammal Ecology: A Landscape Perspective

Chapter 2 Behavioral Model Systems

Chapter 3 Influence of Landscape Structure on Movement Patterns of Small Mammals

Chapter 4 Patterns and Impacts of Movements at Different Scales in Small Mammals

Chapter 5 Habitat Selection in Geographically Complex Landscapes

Chapter 6 Experimental Analyses of Population Dynamics: Scaling Up to the Landscape

Chapter 7 Spatial Demographic Synchrony in Fragmented Populations

Chapter 8 EMS Studies at the Individual, Patch, and Landscape Scale: Designing Landscapes to Measure Scale-Specific Responses to Habitat Fragmentation

Chapter 9 The Relative Importance of Small-Scale and Landscape-Level Heterogeneity in Structuring Small Mammal Distributions

Chapter 10 Responses of Small Mammals to Habitat Edges

Chapter 11 Interactions Between Meadow Voles and White-Footed Mice at Forest—Oldfield Edges: Competition and Net Effects on Tree Invasion of Oldfields

Chapter 12 Effects of Vegetation Type and Adjacent Agricultural Matrix on Fencerow Use by Small Mammals: A Nonmanipulative Experiment

Chapter 13 Experimental Design at the Landscape Scale

Chapter 14 Demographic Parameter Estimation for Experimental Landscape Studies on Small Mammal Populations