| The vocal repertoire of Graphiurus parvus, and comparisons with other species of dormice | Rainer HUTTERER,Gustav PETERS | 69–74 |
| Ecology of the garden dormouse (Eliomys quercinus) inn the alpine habitat | Sandro BERTOLİNO,Italo CURRADO | 75–78 |
| Weight changes of the comon dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius L.) during the year in Lithuania | Rimvydas JUSKAITIS | 79–83 |
| Density and breeding of Muscardinus avellanarius L., 1758 in woodlands of Sicily | Maurizio SARA,Giulia CASAMENTO,Antonio SPINNATO | 85–93 |
| Compartmentalization of body of a fat dormouse Glis glis | Boris KRYSTUFEK | 95–106 |
| Daily torpor in the edible dormouse Glis glis | Wojcich K. NOWAKOWSKİ | 109–110 |
| Reintroduction of the edible dormouse (Glis glis) in Sierakowski Landscape Park (Poland). Preliminary results | Miroslaw JURCZYSZYN | 111–114 |
| Microgeographical non-metrical cranial diversity of the fat dormouse (Glis glis L.) | Georgy Georgiev MARKOV | 115–119 |
| An attempt to estimate the size and density of Dryomys nitedula population in the Bialowieza Forest | Wojciech K. NOWAKOWSKI,Pawel BORATYNSKI | 121–124 |
| Cranial sexual dimorphis and microgeographical variability of the forest dormouse (Dormouse nitedula PALL., 1779) | Georgy Georgiev MARKOV | 125–135 |
| Spatial distribution of the forest dormouse (D. nitedula PALLAS, 1778) population in the Bialowieza Forest | Wojciech K. NOWAKOWSKI | 137–141 |
| Winter activity in the forest dormouse Dryomys nitedula | Wojciech K. NOWAKOWSKI | 143–144 |
| Dormice in the diet of owls in the Middle East | Jan OBUCH | 145–150 |
| Geometric morphometrics of glirid dental crown patterns | Igor Ja. PAVLINOV | 151–157 |