<p> <em>Microtus cabrerae</em> Thomas, 1906</p>
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Cabrera's Vole
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Microtus cabrerae Thomas, 1906
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Muridae
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The Cabrera's Vole is a micro mammal with a robust appearance, cylindrical body, wide head, small ears and eyes. It exhibits a long and rough fur, brown on its back and grey on its belly. It's body can measure up to 12 cm long with a 4 cm tail and it can weigh 45 g.
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Douro Internacional Nature Park
Serra de S. Mamede Nature Park
Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina Nature Park
Estuário do Sado Nature Reserve
Vale do Tua Regional Nature Park
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Algarve
Norte
Alentejo
Lisboa e Vale do Tejo
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Vulnerable
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Iberian Peninsula
Base Characterization
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The Cabrera's Vole exists high areas with perennial grass, reeds, nitrophile communities, margins of temporary water streams, flooded soils and close to the margins of permanent water streams.
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All year long
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The Cabrera's Vole feeds on leaves, stalks or grass and reed seeds, and occasionally on small invertebrates.
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There is no estimate for the Portuguese population of this species.