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The silky mouse can breed throughout the year when conditions are optimal, producing two to five young per litter. Breeding may become seasonal and is linked to plant productivity, with increased breeding behavior observed when
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nectar is in bloom in late autumn and winter (Cockburn, 1981). Females in the breeding season often have copulatory plugs, which prevent remating and aid in ejaculate transport and pregnancy ; .
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due to the soil moisture benefits it offers. Banksia ornata significantly impacts its habitat by intercepting a large portion of rainfall with its dense foliage, creating an irregular pattern of
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1938:Wikispecies
1694:P. johnsoni
1685:P. higginsi
1640:P. desertor
1622:P. chapmani
1527:N. cervinus
1495:(Australian
1475:M. macrurus
1454:(Tree rats)
1412:L. conditor
1398:(Australian
1369:L. forresti
1308:X. barbatus
1124:M. sp. nov.
1115:M. sp. nov.
1106:M. sp. nov.
876:B. albidens
852:A. imitator
820:Abeomelomys
476:11 November
233:house mouse
225:guard hairs
214:Description
185:silky mouse
2131:Categories
1789:Z. argurus
1739:P. patrius
1658:P. gouldii
1613:P. calabyi
1466:M. gouldii
1424:Mastacomys
1391:Leporillus
1200:P. bruijni
1177:(Rummler's
1148:M. lanosus
1137:Mammelomys
1029:M. elegans
1010:Macruromys
997:H. goliath
941:C. kirrhos
900:C. forbesi
889:Chiruromys
601:2016-10-08
432:References
279:New Guinea
275:Hydromyini
2142:Pseudomys
1730:P. oralis
1649:P. fumeus
1604:P. bolami
1558:Pseudomys
1536:N. fuscus
1518:N. aquilo
1509:N. alexis
1434:M. fuscus
1358:Leggadina
1334:Conilurus
1323:Pseudomys
1298:Xenuromys
1259:P. loriae
1222:Pogonomys
1209:P. mayeri
1191:P. brassi
1079:M. gunung
865:Brassomys
810:Pogonomys
769:Kingdom:
402:Pseudomys
341:B. ornata
337:B. ornata
283:Pseudomys
220:nocturnal
174:Finlayson
143:Species:
136:Pseudomys
81:Kingdom:
75:Eukaryota
2075:13001704
2023:10225431
1929:Q1768973
1923:Wikidata
1843:See also
1798:Z. maini
1703:P. nanus
1325:Division
1051:Mallomys
1038:M. major
931:Coccymys
918:C. vates
909:C. lamia
842:Anisomys
830:A. sevia
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771:Animalia
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1488:Notomys
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125:Muridae
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