Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by transient red wolves across the Albemarle Peninsula in northeastern North Carolina during 2009–2011.

Habitat Connectivity and Suitability for Canis rufus Recovery

Desmul, Lindsey

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Red wolves historically lived throughout the southeastern United States. However their numbers were ...

Testing the correlation between abundance trends of wolves and (i) their prey and (ii) human-caused wolf mortality in the southern part of wolf range (packs OSM and RO+KON).

Lidija Šver (623684)
Ana Bielen (623681)
Josip Križan (3165015)
Goran Gužvica (623679)

June 2016

Testing the correlation between abundance trends of wolves and (i) their prey and (ii) human-caus...

Dead Wolf to Red Wolf: Virginia Reintroduction Habitat Suitability

Gomez, Hector

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Red wolves (Canis Rufus) are the most endangered species of red wolves. All red wolves currently in ...

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by resident red wolves across the Albemarle Peninsula in eastern North Carolina during 2009–2011.

Joseph W. Hinton (766117)
Christine Proctor (3597269)
Marcella J. Kelly (186839)
Frank T. van Manen (2793769)
Michael R. Vaughan (426586)
Michael J. Chamberlain (766118)

December 2016

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by resident red wolves across the ...

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by transient coyotes across the Albemarle Peninsula in northeastern North Carolina during 2009–2011.

Joseph W. Hinton (766117)
Frank T. van Manen (2793769)
Michael J. Chamberlain (766118)

July 2015

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by transient coyotes across the Al...

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by resident coyotes across the Albemarle Peninsula in northeastern North Carolina during 2009–2011.

Joseph W. Hinton (766117)
Frank T. van Manen (2793769)
Michael J. Chamberlain (766118)

July 2015

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by resident coyotes across the Alb...

Parameter estimates from mixed-effect Bayesian resource selection models for transient and resident red wolves in eastern North Carolina during 2009–2011.

Joseph W. Hinton (766117)
Christine Proctor (3597269)
Marcella J. Kelly (186839)
Frank T. van Manen (2793769)
Michael R. Vaughan (426586)
Michael J. Chamberlain (766118)

December 2016

Parameter estimates from mixed-effect Bayesian resource selection models for transient and reside...

Space Use and Habitat Selection by Resident and Transient Red Wolves (Canis rufus).

Joseph W Hinton
Christine Proctor
Marcella J Kelly
Frank T van Manen
Michael R Vaughan
Michael J Chamberlain

January 2016

Recovery of large carnivores remains a challenge because complex spatial dynamics that facilitate po...

Territoriality drives preemptive habitat selection in recovering wolves: Implications for carnivore conservation

O\u27Neil, Shawn
Vucetich, John A.
Beyer, Dean E
Hoy, Sarah
Bump, Joseph K

March 2020

According to the ideal-free distribution (IFD), individuals within a population are free to select h...

Distribution. Red Wolves exist only as a reintroduced population in E North Carolina, USA. in Canidae

Don E. Wilson
Russell A. Mittermeier

January 2009

Distribution. Red Wolves exist only as a reintroduced population in E North Carolina, USA.Published ...

The probability of killing roe deer or moose (± SE) by wolves in Scandinavia as related to local (intra-territorial) variation in roe deer density at kill sites (n = 365) at mean moose density (1.8 / km2).

Håkan Sand (274223)
Ann Eklund (3605297)
Barbara Zimmermann (2909579)
Camilla Wikenros (475603)
Petter Wabakken (274231)

December 2016

The stippled line (Y = 0.5) indicates equal probability for wolves to kill roe deer or moose. Dot...

Predicted probability of presence of pups against the mean and the maximum relative abundance index of wolf marks.

Luis Llaneza (541569)
Emilio J. García (541570)
José Vicente López-Bao (291349)

March 2014

Continuous black and grey line refers to the mean and the maximum relative abundance index of wol...

Data from: No place like home? A test of the natal habitat-biased dispersal hypothesis in Scandinavian wolves

Sanz Pérez, Ana
Ordiz, Andres
Sand, Håkan
Swenson, Jon
Wabakken, Petter
Wikenros, Camilla
Zimmermann, Barbara
Åkesson, Mikael
Milleret, Cyril

November 2018

Natal dispersal is an important mechanism for the viability of populations. The influence of local c...

No place like home? A test of the natal habitat-biased dispersal hypothesis in Scandinavian wolves

Sanz Perez, Ana
Ordiz Fernandez, Andres Avelino
Sand, Håkan
Swenson, Jon
Wabakken, Petter
Wikenros, Camilla
Zimmermann, Barbara
Åkesson, Mikael
Milleret, Cyril Pierre

January 2018

Natal dispersal is an important mechanism for the viability of populations. The influence of local c...

Territorial landscapes: incorporating density-dependence into wolf habitat selection studies.

O\u27Neil, Shawn T
Beyer, Dean E
Bump, Joseph K

November 2019

Habitat selection is a process that spans space, time and individual life histories. Ecological anal...

Habitat Connectivity and Suitability for Canis rufus Recovery

Desmul, Lindsey

April 2013

Red wolves historically lived throughout the southeastern United States. However their numbers were ...

Testing the correlation between abundance trends of wolves and (i) their prey and (ii) human-caused wolf mortality in the southern part of wolf range (packs OSM and RO+KON).

Lidija Šver (623684)
Ana Bielen (623681)
Josip Križan (3165015)
Goran Gužvica (623679)

June 2016

Testing the correlation between abundance trends of wolves and (i) their prey and (ii) human-caus...

Dead Wolf to Red Wolf: Virginia Reintroduction Habitat Suitability

Gomez, Hector

April 2020

Red wolves (Canis Rufus) are the most endangered species of red wolves. All red wolves currently in ...

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by resident red wolves across the Albemarle Peninsula in eastern North Carolina during 2009–2011.

Joseph W. Hinton (766117)
Christine Proctor (3597269)
Marcella J. Kelly (186839)
Frank T. van Manen (2793769)
Michael R. Vaughan (426586)
Michael J. Chamberlain (766118)

December 2016

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by resident red wolves across the ...

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by transient coyotes across the Albemarle Peninsula in northeastern North Carolina during 2009–2011.

Joseph W. Hinton (766117)
Frank T. van Manen (2793769)
Michael J. Chamberlain (766118)

July 2015

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by transient coyotes across the Al...

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by resident coyotes across the Albemarle Peninsula in northeastern North Carolina during 2009–2011.

Joseph W. Hinton (766117)
Frank T. van Manen (2793769)
Michael J. Chamberlain (766118)

July 2015

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by resident coyotes across the Alb...

Parameter estimates from mixed-effect Bayesian resource selection models for transient and resident red wolves in eastern North Carolina during 2009–2011.

Joseph W. Hinton (766117)
Christine Proctor (3597269)
Marcella J. Kelly (186839)
Frank T. van Manen (2793769)
Michael R. Vaughan (426586)
Michael J. Chamberlain (766118)

December 2016

Parameter estimates from mixed-effect Bayesian resource selection models for transient and reside...

Space Use and Habitat Selection by Resident and Transient Red Wolves (Canis rufus).

Joseph W Hinton
Christine Proctor
Marcella J Kelly
Frank T van Manen
Michael R Vaughan
Michael J Chamberlain

January 2016

Recovery of large carnivores remains a challenge because complex spatial dynamics that facilitate po...

Territoriality drives preemptive habitat selection in recovering wolves: Implications for carnivore conservation

O\u27Neil, Shawn
Vucetich, John A.
Beyer, Dean E
Hoy, Sarah
Bump, Joseph K

March 2020

According to the ideal-free distribution (IFD), individuals within a population are free to select h...

Distribution. Red Wolves exist only as a reintroduced population in E North Carolina, USA. in Canidae

Don E. Wilson
Russell A. Mittermeier

January 2009

Distribution. Red Wolves exist only as a reintroduced population in E North Carolina, USA.Published ...

The probability of killing roe deer or moose (± SE) by wolves in Scandinavia as related to local (intra-territorial) variation in roe deer density at kill sites (n = 365) at mean moose density (1.8 / km2).

Håkan Sand (274223)
Ann Eklund (3605297)
Barbara Zimmermann (2909579)
Camilla Wikenros (475603)
Petter Wabakken (274231)

December 2016

The stippled line (Y = 0.5) indicates equal probability for wolves to kill roe deer or moose. Dot...

Predicted probability of presence of pups against the mean and the maximum relative abundance index of wolf marks.

Luis Llaneza (541569)
Emilio J. García (541570)
José Vicente López-Bao (291349)

March 2014

Continuous black and grey line refers to the mean and the maximum relative abundance index of wol...

Data from: No place like home? A test of the natal habitat-biased dispersal hypothesis in Scandinavian wolves

Sanz Pérez, Ana
Ordiz, Andres
Sand, Håkan
Swenson, Jon
Wabakken, Petter
Wikenros, Camilla
Zimmermann, Barbara
Åkesson, Mikael
Milleret, Cyril

November 2018

Natal dispersal is an important mechanism for the viability of populations. The influence of local c...

No place like home? A test of the natal habitat-biased dispersal hypothesis in Scandinavian wolves

Sanz Perez, Ana
Ordiz Fernandez, Andres Avelino
Sand, Håkan
Swenson, Jon
Wabakken, Petter
Wikenros, Camilla
Zimmermann, Barbara
Åkesson, Mikael
Milleret, Cyril Pierre

January 2018

Natal dispersal is an important mechanism for the viability of populations. The influence of local c...

Territorial landscapes: incorporating density-dependence into wolf habitat selection studies.

O\u27Neil, Shawn T
Beyer, Dean E
Bump, Joseph K

November 2019

Habitat selection is a process that spans space, time and individual life histories. Ecological anal...

Habitat Connectivity and Suitability for Canis rufus Recovery

Desmul, Lindsey

April 2013

Red wolves historically lived throughout the southeastern United States. However their numbers were ...

Testing the correlation between abundance trends of wolves and (i) their prey and (ii) human-caused wolf mortality in the southern part of wolf range (packs OSM and RO+KON).

Lidija Šver (623684)
Ana Bielen (623681)
Josip Križan (3165015)
Goran Gužvica (623679)

June 2016

Testing the correlation between abundance trends of wolves and (i) their prey and (ii) human-caus...

Dead Wolf to Red Wolf: Virginia Reintroduction Habitat Suitability

Gomez, Hector

April 2020

Red wolves (Canis Rufus) are the most endangered species of red wolves. All red wolves currently in ...

Relative probability of 3<sup>rd</sup>-order habitat selection by transient red wolves across the Albemarle Peninsula in northeastern North Carolina during 2009–2011.

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Relative probability of 3<sup>rd</sup>-order habitat selection by transient red wolves across the Albemarle Peninsula in northeastern North Carolina during 2009–2011.

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