- The
subnivean climate (From
Latin for "under" (sub-) and "of snow" (niveus) and
English -an.) is the
environment between fallen snow and terrain. This...
- can form an
insulating blanket between the cold
winter atmosphere and
subnivean spaces in screes. As a result, soil, bedrock, and also
subterranean voids...
- location. Above-snow
sites were used
during the
warmest weather,
while subnivean sites were used
during the
coldest weather,
particularly when temperatures...
- and resting.
American marten may
travel extensively under the snowpack.
Subnivean travel routes of >33 feet (10 m) on the
Upper Peninsula of Michigan. American...
- snow
Latin nix,
nivis Nevada, névé, nival, nivation, niveus, subnival,
subnivean noc- hurt, harm
Latin nocere innocence, innocent, innocuity, innocuous...
- find
frozen lemmings under 46–77 cm (18–30 in) of snow, and can
detect a
subnivean seal lair
under 150 cm (59 in) of snow. The
Arctic fox
contains advantageous...
-
Jason I. (2021). "Freezing in a
warming climate:
Marked declines of a
subnivean hibernator after a snow drought".
Ecology and Evolution. 11 (3): 1264–1279...
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verified for
barred owls,
allowing them to
capture prey like
voles in
subnivean zones that they use as
hidden snow
tunnels during winter, a
hunting method...
-
Meadow vole Wild
Kratts A
female meadow vole who
appears in
Journey to the
Subnivean Zone.
Rufus Naked mole-rat Kim
Possible Samson Guinea pig Camp
Lazlo One...
- or SNOWMODEL.
Advection Glacial period Glacier m****
balance Hydrology Subnivean climate "Definition of SNOWPACK". www.merriam-webster.com. 2024-02-25...
