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2020

FEOKTISTOVA et al. (2020): An Unintentional Experiment: Settlement of a Sinurbic Species, the Common Hamster (Cricetus cricetus L., 1758), in a Newly Established City Park. Biology Bulletin, 2020, 47. Jg., S. 216-223.

KLETTY et al. (2020): Are all conservation measures for endangered species legitimate? Lines of thinking with the European hamster. Frontiers, University of Nebraska Press.

LA HAYE et al. (2020): Predation and survival in reintroduced populations of the Common hamster Cricetus cricetus in the Netherlands. Mamm Biol 100,569–579.

2019

DIETZEL et al. (2019): Blühstreifen und Blühflächen in der landwirtschaftlichen Praxis – eine naturschutzfachliche Evaluation. ANLIEGEN NATUR 41(1).

FLAMAND et al. (2019): Hamsters in the city: A study on the behaviour of a population of common hamsters (Cricetus cricetus) in urban environment. PLoS ONE. 14(11): e0225347.

TISSIER et al. (2019): Captive-reared European hamsters follow an offensive strategy during risk-assessment. PloS one, 14(1), e0210158.

2018

ROYER et al. (2018): A Brief Note on the Presence of the Common Hamster during the Late Glacial Period in Southwestern France. Quaternary, 1(1), 8.

SIUTZ et al. (2018): Shallow Torpor Expression in Free-ranging Common Hamsters with and without Food Supplements. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, 6, 190.

2017

TISSIER et al. (2017): Diets derived from maize monoculture cause maternal infanticides in the endangered European hamster due to a vitamin B3 deficiency. Proc. R. Soc. B 284.

2016

FISCHER & WAGNER (2016): Can agri-environmental schemes enhance non-target species? Effects of sown wildflower fields on the common hamster (Cricetus cricetus) at local and landscape scales. Biological Conservation, 2016, 194. Jg., S. 168-175.

SUROV et al. (2016): Dramatic global decrease in the range and reproduction rate of the European hamster Cricetus cricetus. Endangered species research, 31, 119-145.

2015

O’BRIEN (2015): Saving the common hamster (Cricetus cricetus) from extinction in Alsace (France): potential flagship conservation or an exercise in futility?. Hystrix, 26(2).

2014

FISCHER et al. (2014): Blühflächen als ein Beitrag zum Feldhamsterschutz (Cricetus cricetus) in Unterfranken. Faunistische Evaluierung von Blühflächen, S. 103.

MEINIG et al. (2014): Der Status des Feldhamsters in Deutschland. Natur und Landschaft 2014 (8): 338-343.

REINERS & NOWAK (2014): Nicht invasive genetische Untersuchungen des Feldhamsters und ihr Beitrag zu Erfassung, Monitoring und Populationsabgrenzung. Natur und Landschaft 2014 (8): 356-363.

2013

ALBERT (2013): Erfassung des Reproduktionserfolges des Feldhamsters in Hessen – Masterarbeit.

PLUCH et al. (2013): Developmental patterns and body fat content of juvenile common hamsters (Cricetus cricetus L.). Zoologica Poloniae, 58(3-4), 71-85.

2012

KETZER (2012): Nahrungswahl des Europäischen Feldhamsters (Cricetus cricetus) in einem urbanen Lebensraum. Diplomarbeit – Universität Wien.

2011

REINERS et al. (2011): Eine nicht-invasive, kostengünstige Methode zur genetischen Untersuchung von Feldhamsterpopulationen. Säugetierkundliche Informationen 2011 (8): 93-98

2010

LA HAYE et al. (2010): Agri-environmental schemes for the Common hamster (Cricetus cricetus). Why is the Dutch project successful?.

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