Appendix 1. Small Mammals in the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area
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1 Appendix 1. Small Mammals in the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area This list includes only species actually recorded (museum specimens and observational records from published and unpublished sources) in the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area. Small mammals that probably occur in the MKMA but have not been verified from actual documented records are listed in Appendix 2. Scientific names, English common names, and species codes are based on the RIC standards (Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks 2000). ORDER INSECTIVORA: Insectivores FAMILY SORICIDAE: Shrews Sorex cinereus Kerr Sorex hoyi Baird Sorex monticolus Merriam Sorex palustris Richardson Common Shrew (M-SOCI) Pygmy Shrew (M-SOHO) Dusky Shrew (M-SOMO) Common Water Shrew (M-SOPA) ORDER CHIROPTERA: Bats FAMILY VESPERTILIONIDAE: Vespertilionid Bats Myotis lucifugus (Le Conte) Little Brown Myotis (M-MYLU) ORDER LAGOMORPHA: Lagomorphs FAMILY LEPORIDAE: Hares and Rabbits Lepus americanus Erxleben Snowshoe Hare (M-LEAM) ORDER RODENTIA: Rodents FAMILY SCIURIDAE: Squirrels Glaucomys sabrinus (Shaw) Marmota caligata (Eschscholtz) Marmota monax (Linnaeus) Spermophilus parryii (Richardson) Tamias minimus Bachman Tamiasciurus hudsonicus (Erxleben) FAMILY CASTORIDAE: Beavers Castor canadensis Kuhl Northern Flying Squirrel (M-GLSA) Hoary Marmot (M-MACA) Woodchuck (M-MAMO) Arctic Ground Squirrel (M-SPPA) Least Chipmunk (M-TAMI) Red Squirrel (M-TAHU) Beaver (M-CACA) FAMILY MURIDAE: Murids SUBFAMILY ARVICOLINAE: Voles and Lemmings Clethrionomys gapperi (Vigors) Southern Red-backed Vole (M-CLGA) Clethrionomys rutilus (Pallas) Northern red-backed Vole (M-CLRU) Lemmus trimucronatus (Richardson) Brown Lemming (M-LETR) Microtus longicaudus (Merriam) Long-tailed Vole (M-MILO) Microtus pennsylvanicus (Ord) Meadow Vole (M-MIPE) Ondatra zibethicus (Linnaeus) Muskrat (M-ONZI) Phenacomys intermedius Merriam Heather Vole (M-PHIN) SUBFAMILY SIGMODONTINAE: New World Rats and Mice 32
2 Neotoma cinerea (Ord) Peromyscus maniculatus (Wagner) Bushy-tailed Woodrat (M-NECI) Deer Mouse (M-PEMA) FAMILY DIPODIDAE: Jumping Mice and Jerboas Zapus hudsonius (Zimmermann) Meadow Jumping Mouse (M-ZAHU) Zapus princeps J.A. Allen Western Jumping Mouse (M-ZAPR) FAMILY ERETHIZONTIDAE: New World Porcupines Erethizon dorsatum (Linnaeus) Porcupine (M-ERDO) 33
3 Appendix 2. Hypothetical Small Mammals in the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area This list includes 11 small mammals that potentially occur in the MKMA but have not been verified from actual documented records. Scientific names, English common names, and species codes are based on the RIC standards (Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks 2000). ORDER INSECTIVORA: Insectivores FAMILY SORICIDAE: Shrews Sorex arcticus Kerr Black-backed Shrew (M-SOAR) ORDER CHIROPTERA: Bats FAMILY VESPERTILIONIDAE: Vespertilionid Bats Eptesicus fuscus (Palisot de Beauvois) Big Brown Bat (M-EPFU) Lasiurus cinereus (Palisot de Beauvois) Hoary Bat (M-LACI) Lasionycteris noctivagans (Le Conte) Silver-haired Bat (M-LANO) Myotis californicus (Audubon & Bachman) California Myotis (M-MYCA) Myotis evotis (H. Allen) Western Long-eared Myotis (M-MYEV) Myotis septentrionalis (Trouessart) Northern Long-eared Myotis (M-MYSE) Myotis volans (H. Allen) Long-legged Myotis (M-MYVO) ORDER LAGOMORPHA: Lagomorphs FAMILY OCHOTONIDAE: Pikas Ochtona collaris (Nelson) Collared Pika (M-OCCO) ORDER RODENTIA: Rodents FAMILY MURIDAE: Murids SUBFAMILY ARVICOLINAE: Voles and Lemmings Microtus oeconomus (Pallas) Tundra Vole (M-MIOE) Synaptomys borealis (Richardson) Northern Bog Lemming (M-SYBO) 34
4 Appendix 3. Summary of locality records by species within Ecosections in the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area In cases where two rows are found for the same species the row for which AREA = mkma indicates locality records from within the MKMA. If the AREA column is blank, locality records are from Ecosections represented within the MKMA. Group GENUS SPECIES AREA Total Record s Cassiar Ranges Eastern Muskwa Ranges 35 Hyland Kechika Highland Mtns. Liard Plain Misinchinka Ranges Muskwa Foothills Peace Foothills Southern Western Boreal Muskwa Plateau Ranges BATS LASIONYCTERIS NOCTIVAGANS 1 1 BATS MYOTIS LUCIFUGUS 6 6 BATS MYOTIS LUCIFUGUS mkama INSECTIVOR SOREX CINEREUS INSECTIVOR SOREX CINEREUS mkama INSECTIVOR SOREX HOYI INSECTIVOR SOREX MONTICOLUS INSECTIVOR SOREX MONTICOLUS mkama INSECTIVOR SOREX PALUSTRIS INSECTIVOR SOREX PALUSTRIS mkama LAGOMORPH LEPUS AMERICANUS LAGOMORPH LEPUS AMERICANUS mkama 1 1 RODENT CASTOR CANADENSIS RODENT CASTOR CANADENSIS mkama 2 2 RODENT CLETHRIONOMYS GAPPERI RODENT CLETHRIONOMYS GAPPERI mkama RODENT CLETHRIONOMYS RUTILUS RODENT CLETHRIONOMYS RUTILUS mkama RODENT ERETHIZON DORSATUM RODENT ERETHIZON DORSATUM mkama RODENT GLAUCOMYS SABRINUS RODENT GLAUCOMYS SABRINUS mkama 6 6 RODENT LEMMUS TRIMUCRONATUS RODENT LEMMUS TRIMUCRONATUS mkama RODENT MARMOTA CALIGATA RODENT MARMOTA CALIGATA mkama RODENT MARMOTA MONAX RODENT MARMOTA MONAX mkama 1 1 RODENT MICROTUS LONGICAUDUS RODENT MICROTUS LONGICAUDUS mkama RODENT MICROTUS OECONOMUS RODENT MICROTUS PENNSYLVANICUS RODENT MICROTUS PENNSYLVANICUS mkama RODENT MUS MUSCULUS 2 2 RODENT NEOTOMA CINEREA RODENT NEOTOMA CINEREA mkama
5 RODENT ONDATRA ZIBETHICUS RODENT ONDATRA ZIBETHICUS mkama RODENT PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS RODENT PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS mkama RODENT PHENACOMYS INTERMEDIUS RODENT PHENACOMYS INTERMEDIUS mkama RODENT SPERMOPHILUS PARRYII RODENT SPERMOPHILUS PARRYII mkama 2 2 RODENT SYNAPTOMYS BOREALIS RODENT TAMIAS MINIMUS RODENT TAMIAS MINIMUS mkama RODENT TAMIASCIURUS HUDSONICUS RODENT TAMIASCIURUS HUDSONICUS mkama RODENT ZAPUS HUDSONIUS RODENT ZAPUS HUDSONIUS Mkama RODENT ZAPUS PRINCEPS RODENT ZAPUS PRINCEPS Mkama TOTAL
6 Appendix 4. Summary of locality records by species within biogeoclimatic units in the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area In cases where two rows are found for the same species the row for which AREA = mkma indicates locality records from within the MKMA. If the AREA column is blank, locality records are from biogeoclimatic units represented within the MKMA. Group GENUS SPECIES Area Total AT p BWBSdk 1 BWBSdk 2 BWBSmw 1 BWBSmw 2 BWBSwk 2 ESSFmv 2 ESSFmv 4 SWB mk SWB unr Recor d Bats EPTESICUS FUSCUS 6 6 Bats LASIONYCTERIS NOCTIVAGANS Bats MYOTIS KEENII 1 1 Bats MYOTIS LUCIFUGUS Bats MYOTIS LUCIFUGUS mkama Bats MYOTIS SEPTENTRIONALI S 1 1 Bats MYOTIS VOLANS 2 2 Insectivor SOREX Insectivor SOREX ARCTICUS Insectivor SOREX CINEREUS Insectivor SOREX CINEREUS mkama Insectivor SOREX HOYI Insectivor SOREX MONTICOLUS Insectivor SOREX MONTICOLUS mkama Insectivor SOREX PALUSTRIS Insectivor SOREX PALUSTRIS mkama Insectivor SOREX TUNDRENSIS Lagomorph LEPUS AMERICANUS Lagomorph LEPUS AMERICANUS mkama 1 1 Lagomorph OCHOTONA COLLARIS Rodent CASTOR CANADENSIS Rodent CASTOR CANADENSIS mkama 2 2 Rodent CLETHRIONOMYS GAPPERI Rodent CLETHRIONOMYS GAPPERI mkama Rodent CLETHRIONOMYS RUTILUS Rodent CLETHRIONOMYS RUTILUS mkama Rodent ERETHIZON DORSATUM Rodent ERETHIZON DORSATUM mkama Rodent GLAUCOMYS SABRINUS Rodent GLAUCOMYS SABRINUS mkama 6 6 Rodent LEMMUS TRIMUCRONATUS Rodent LEMMUS TRIMUCRONATUS mkama Rodent MARMOTA CALIGATA Rodent MARMOTA CALIGATA mkama Rodent MARMOTA MONAX Rodent MARMOTA MONAX mkama 1 1 Rodent MICROTUS LONGICAUDUS
7 Rodent MICROTUS LONGICAUDUS mkama Rodent MICROTUS OECONOMUS Rodent MICROTUS PENNSYLVANICUS Rodent MICROTUS PENNSYLVANICUS mkama Rodent MUS MUSCULUS Rodent NEOTOMA CINEREA Rodent NEOTOMA CINEREA mkama Rodent ONDATRA ZIBETHICUS Rodent ONDATRA ZIBETHICUS mkama Rodent PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS Rodent PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS mkama Rodent PHENACOMYS INTERMEDIUS Rodent PHENACOMYS INTERMEDIUS mkama Rodent SPERMOPHILUS PARRYII Rodent SPERMOPHILUS PARRYII mkama Rodent SYNAPTOMYS BOREALIS Rodent TAMIAS AMOENUS Rodent TAMIAS MINIMUS Rodent TAMIAS MINIMUS mkama Rodent TAMIASCIURUS HUDSONICUS Rodent TAMIASCIURUS HUDSONICUS mkama Rodent TAMIASCIURUS HUDSONICUS 1 1 Rodent ZAPUS HUDSONIUS Rodent ZAPUS HUDSONIUS mkama Rodent ZAPUS PRINCEPS Rodent ZAPUS PRINCEPS mkama TOTAL
8 Appendix 5. Summary of locality records by species within protected areas in the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area Group GENUS SPECIES Total Graham Liard R. Corridor Liard R. Hotsprings Muncho L. N. Rocky Mtns. Redfern - Keily Stone Mtn. Records Laurier BATS MYOTIS LUCIFUGUS INSECTIVOR SOREX CINEREUS INSECTIVOR SOREX MONTICOLUS RODENTS CASTOR CANADENSIS 2 2 RODENTS CLETHRIONOMY S GAPPERI RODENTS CLETHRIONOMY S RUTILUS RODENTS LEMMUS TRIMUCRONATUS 2 2 RODENTS MARMOTA CALIGATA 2 2 RODENTS MICROTUS LONGICAUDUS RODENTS MICROTUS PENNSYLVANICUS RODENTS NEOTOMA CINEREA RODENTS ONDATRA ZIBETHICUS 7 7 RODENTS PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS RODENTS TAMIAS MINIMUS RODENTS TAMIASCIURUS HUDSONICUS RODENTS ZAPUS HUDSONIUS RODENTS ZAPUS PRINCEPS TOTAL Protected areas with no mammal records not listed in Table.
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