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Liu Wei
liuwei@ioz.ac.cn
Chinese, English
Beijing
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Institute of Zoology
  • 2003.9-2008.7 Doctorate in Ecology: Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
  • 1996.9-1999.7 Master's in Ecology: Beijing Normal University
  • 1992.9-1996.7 Bachelor's in Biology: Beijing Normal University
  • 2011.1-present - Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences - Associate Researcher
  • 2003.1-2010.12 - Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences - Assistant Researcher
  • 1999.7-2002.12 - Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences - Research Intern
  • 2007: Honorary title of 'Three Good Students' from the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
  • 2006: 'Outstanding Graduate Student' from the Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
  • 2005: 'Outstanding Graduate Student' from the Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
  • 1999: Outstanding Graduate from Beijing Normal University
  • 1995: Outstanding Class Leader from Beijing Normal University
Social behavior, physiology, and genetic structure of social rodents
Adaptation characteristics in group living
Response processes and integration mechanisms in population fluctuations
  • Preliminary study on the reproductive ecology of Daurian pikas in typical grassland areas, Chen Lijun, Zhang Wenjie, Zhang Xiaoqian, Jia Jujie, Liu Wei, Wan Xinrong, 2014
  • Seasonal characteristics of the reproduction of Mongolian gerbils, Liu Wei, Wan Xinrong, Zhong Wenqin, Wang Jianqing, 2013
  • Age classification standards for Daurian pikas in typical grassland areas, Chen Lijun, Liu Wei, Su Yongzhi, Zheng Sisi, Zhang Xiaoqian, Wan Xinrong, 2013
  • Home-range sizes of social groups of Mongolian gerbils Meriones unguiculatus, Wang Y., Liu W., Wang G., Wan X., Zhong W., 2011
  • Winter food availability limits winter survival of Mongolian gerbils (Meriones unguiculatus), Liu W., Wang G., Wan X. R., Zhong W. Q., 2010
  • Multiple paternities increase genetic diversity of offspring in Brandt’s voles, Huo Y, Wan X, Wolff J.O., Wang G., Thomase S., Iglay R.B., Leopold B.D., Liu W., 2010
  • Population ecology of wild Mongolian gerbils Meriones unguiculatus, Liu W., Wang G., Wang Y., Zhong W., Wan X., 2009
  • Effects of supplemental food on the social organization of Mongolian gerbils during the breeding season, Liu W., G. Wang, X. R. Wan, W. Q. Zhong, 2009
  • Population dynamics of the Mongolian gerbils: Seasonal patterns and interactions among density, reproduction and climate, Liu W., X. Wan, W. Zhong, 2007
  • Burrow system of the Mongolian gerbil (Meriones unguiculatus), Scheibler E., Liu W., Weinandy R., Gattermann R., 2006
  • Characteristics of body mass growth patterns of Mongolian gerbils, Liu Wei, Wan Xinrong, Zhong Wenqin, 2009
  • Field experimental design of food-induced hoarding in Mongolian gerbils and its application in community research, Liu Wei, Wan Xinrong, Zhong Wenqin, 2005
  • Reproductive characteristics of Mongolian gerbils in different seasons and their significance in life history strategies, Liu Wei, Wan Xinrong, Wang Guanghe, Liu Wendong, Zhong Wenqin, 2004
  • Age and seasonal characteristics of the fatness of Mongolian gerbils, Liu Wei, Zhong Wenqin, Wan Xinrong, Wang Guanghe, Jiang Yaqin, Liu Wendong, 2003
  • Advances in the study of rodent nesting areas, Liu Wei, Zhong Wenqin, Wan Xinrong, 2002
  • Behavioral adaptation characteristics of Mongolian gerbils during the autumn harvest period and their ecological management strategies, Liu Wei, Zhong Wenqin, Wan Xinrong, Wang Guanghe, Jiang Yaqin, Liu Wendong, 2001
  • Effects of photoperiod on the growth and development of juvenile Brandt's voles, Liu Wei, Fang Jiming, 2001
  • Adaptation patterns of social behavior of Brandt's voles to photoperiod, Liu Wei, Fang Jiming, 2001
Social Behavior Physiology Genetic Structure Rodents Adaptation Group Living Population Fluctuations Integration Mechanisms Field Observation Laboratory Research

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