On heights and plains: How rodents from different habitats cope with three-dimensional environments?
Fig 6
The location of home-bases and secondary bases in jirds (A) and spiny mice (B).
As shown, jirds established eight home-bases on the arena floor (blue circles) and two home-bases on the pyramid. In addition, they establish eight second-bases (red circles) on the arena floor and two on the pyramid. Spiny mice (B) established five home-bases on the pyramid, one home-base on the floor next to the pyramid, and three home-bases on the arena floor (spiny mice did not establish secondary bases).