Add to ORKGWe investigated the historic distribution of the mountain lion in Oklahoma and surrounding areas on the basis of previous publications. Historically, the mountain lion occurred throughout Oklahoma, but was most abundant in the western and southwestern regions of the state. Mountain lion population trends in Oklahoma and surrounding areas indicate that mountain lions may be attempting to reinhabit Oklahoma. ©1997 Oklahoma Academy of Scienc
Mountain lions (Puma concolor) have recently recolonized the North Dakota Badlands nearly a century ...
Mammalian distributions are constantly changing. Some distributional shifts reflect habitat change, ...
The projected growth in human population, rapid urbanization, and expansion of structures like highw...
Reports of wild mountain lions (Puma concolor) in southeast Oklahoma are common, and a recent study ...
Pre-1900 accounts of the gray wolf, black bear, mountain lion, elk, and pronghorn in Oklahoma are re...
Historically, mountain lions (Puma concolor) in North America were persecuted, at least since Europe...
YO\lJ1l and Goldman (1946) reported the last known mountain lion ("IU ccmcolor) specimen taken ...
Oklahoma, to determine the species of mammal that occur there. Small mam-mals were live-trapped in S...
Two authenticated kill records of the mountain lion, Felis concolor, in Arkansas are reported as wel...
We review the history of management and present legal status of mountain lions in California, the po...
Although Bailey (1) included comments on the distributions of Oklahoma mammals in 1905, a report by ...
Mountain lions (Puma concolor) are widely distributed and have apparently expanded their range and i...
© 2019 The Wildlife Society Wildlife agencies are generally tasked with managing and conserving spec...
This undergraduate research poster will be based on the measurements of mountain lion skulls to prim...
Examination and identification of small mammal remains found in 5,969 owl pellets col-lected from va...
Mountain lions (Puma concolor) have recently recolonized the North Dakota Badlands nearly a century ...
Mammalian distributions are constantly changing. Some distributional shifts reflect habitat change, ...
The projected growth in human population, rapid urbanization, and expansion of structures like highw...
Reports of wild mountain lions (Puma concolor) in southeast Oklahoma are common, and a recent study ...
Pre-1900 accounts of the gray wolf, black bear, mountain lion, elk, and pronghorn in Oklahoma are re...
Historically, mountain lions (Puma concolor) in North America were persecuted, at least since Europe...
YO\lJ1l and Goldman (1946) reported the last known mountain lion ("IU ccmcolor) specimen taken ...
Oklahoma, to determine the species of mammal that occur there. Small mam-mals were live-trapped in S...
Two authenticated kill records of the mountain lion, Felis concolor, in Arkansas are reported as wel...
We review the history of management and present legal status of mountain lions in California, the po...
Although Bailey (1) included comments on the distributions of Oklahoma mammals in 1905, a report by ...
Mountain lions (Puma concolor) are widely distributed and have apparently expanded their range and i...
© 2019 The Wildlife Society Wildlife agencies are generally tasked with managing and conserving spec...
This undergraduate research poster will be based on the measurements of mountain lion skulls to prim...
Examination and identification of small mammal remains found in 5,969 owl pellets col-lected from va...
Mountain lions (Puma concolor) have recently recolonized the North Dakota Badlands nearly a century ...
Mammalian distributions are constantly changing. Some distributional shifts reflect habitat change, ...
The projected growth in human population, rapid urbanization, and expansion of structures like highw...