Common shrews, Sorex araneus Linnaeus, 1758, were trapped in sub-grassland at Monks Wood, Cambridgeshire and in deciduous woodland at Alice Holt Forest, Surrey, England, for 28-34 months to provide information on seasonal numbers, survival, life expectancy, and activity and movement.
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