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The functions of urine marking in a free-living population of house mice, Mus domesticus Rutty
1987
Animal Behaviour
The urine-marking behaviour of free-living house mice, Mus domesticus Rutty, was investigated in a poultry house where mice defended small territories and where evidence of previous marking behaviour was extensive. Thin smears of urine were found spread over most surfaces and concentrated posts of urine were located at topographical edges. Marking behaviour was measured on plates of clean acetate sheet which were smeared with urine when exposed to the mice overnight. The marking response of
doi:10.1016/s0003-3472(87)80016-7
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