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Activity patterns of six sympatric species of Murids in Senegal have been studied in individual cages : Mastotnys erythroleucus, M. huberti, M. cf natalensis, Arvicanthis niloticus, Myotnys daltoni and Dasymys incotntus. Individual variability is very important, and we don’t observe significant differences concerning total daily activity between males and females of the three species of Mastotnys, nor between the different species. Concerning the activity pattern, A. niloticus differs from the other species by having an activity both diurnal and nocturnal. Only commensal individuals of M. erytkroleucus show a similar pattern, whereas feral individuals of this species as well as those of the four other species are mainly nocturnal. Within the M. erythroleucus species, we have not observed significant differences between insular and continental individuals.

Rythmes d'activité chez six especes de Murides du Senegal appartenant aux genres Mastomys, Arvicanthis, Myomys et Dasymys