Autumn habitat selection of the harvest mouse (Micromys minutus Pallas, 1771) in a rural and fragmented landscape Author Vecsernyés, Fanny text Revue suisse de Zoologie 2019 2019-03-31 126 1 111 125 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.2619526 0035-418 2619526

Table 1. Surfaces of the different habitats present in the study area. The marsh vegetation and grassy areas are the type of vegetation expected to be preferred by harvest mice. Areas invaded by American goldenrods and by stinging nettles had an overall similar surface and availability than the previously mentioned habitat types. Woody areas were the most common type of vegetation in the study area.

Vegetation type	Proportion (%)	Association	Surface (ha)	Proportion (%)
Marsh Vegetation	5.5%	Caricetum acutiformis	0.48	2.06
		Phragmition communis	0.37	1.59
		Mentho-Juncion	0.24	1.06
		Molinion caeruleae	0.18	0.78
		Urtico-Calystegietum	0.36	1.56
		Solidagetum gigantae	1.19	5.14
Dry grassy area	0.54%	Panico-Setarion	0.12	0.54
Woody areas	63.8%	Carpinion betuli	10.69	46.29
		Alnion incanae	0.28	1.21
		Alnenion glutinoso-incanae	3.20	13.85
		Tree plantation	0.56	2.43
Mown areas	15.6%	Molinion (cut down)	0.80	3.47
		Mentho-Juncion (cut down)	1.93	8.36
		Caricetum acutiformis (cut down)	0.08	0.34
		Cynocurion (cut down)	0.79	3.43
Anthropogenic areas	7.89%	Path	0.45	1.96
		Road	1.37	5.93
		Total	23.10	100.00