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

Winter habitat and travel routes selected by wolves in the Northern Appenines, Italy.

P. CIUCCI
MASI M.
BOITANI L.

January 2003

To assess the wolf-habitat relationship on the home range scale (i.e., third order selection), we de...

Variable inputs used to estimate available biomass (kg/month) from moose killed by wolves, hunter harvest, vehicle collisions, and natural death within an area the size of an average annual wolf territory (900 km2) in Scandinavia with and without presence of wolves.

Camilla Wikenros (475603)
Håkan Sand (274223)
Per Ahlqvist (475604)
Olof Liberg (274234)

October 2013

Variable inputs used to estimate available biomass (kg/month) from moose killed by wolves, hunter...

Spatial dynamics of sympatric canids: Modeling the impact of coyotes on red wolf recovery

January 2008

Interspecific competition can have a substantial impact on sympatric carnivore populations and may t...

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by transient red wolves across the Albemarle Peninsula in northeastern 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 transient red wolves across the...

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 ...

Comparison of model fit among the null model (no landscape features), and models with and without interactions of status (1 = resident, 0 = transient), used to test hypotheses about red wolf 3rd-order resource selection in eastern North Carolina, 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

Comparison of model fit among the null model (no landscape features), and models with and without...

Coefficients for population-level resource selection function (RSF) models of wolves, elk and cattle during day and night in southwest Alberta, Canada.

Tyler B. Muhly (117630)
Mark Hebblewhite (411325)
Dale Paton (411326)
Justin A. Pitt (117633)
Mark S. Boyce (102442)
Marco Musiani (117632)

May 2013

Coefficients for population-level resource selection function (RSF) models of wolves, elk and cat...

Resource variables included in resource selection function models for feeding sites used by mountain lions preying on mule deer in southern California, 2002–2015.

John F. Benson (2615461)
Jeff A. Sikich (3154758)
Seth P. D. Riley (241729)

July 2016

Resource variables included in resource selection function models for feeding sites used by mount...

Examining gray wolf population projection, control and viability using density-dependent logistic matrix models.

Miller, David Henry

January 2002

A Leslie matrix model was developed for the gray wolf ( Canis lupus). The model was modified to desc...

Estimates of occupancy, extinction, and colonization for gray wolves in northern Montana from 2007–2010.

David A. W. Miller (414446)
James D. Nichols (423735)
Justin A. Gude (423736)
Lindsey N. Rich (423737)
Kevin M. Podruzny (423738)
James E. Hines (423739)
Michael S. Mitchell (423740)

June 2013

Cells were divided into low, medium, and high habitat quality. Parameters were estimated using a ...

Generalised linear mixed models (binomial logit) describing the Scandinavian wolves’ selection of roe deer (1) as prey over moose (0) as a function of local roe deer density (Roe deer), local moose density (Moose), winter day number (Day) and snow depth (Snow).

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

December 2016

Wolf territory is included as a random factor and the number of parameters in the model is indica...

Parameter estimates and standard errors for fixed effects in the top selected models using the Functional Availability method, describing selection of landscape variables by wolves in northern Ontario, Canada, 2010–2014.

Erica J. Newton (4579045)
Brent R. Patterson (2615458)
Morgan L. Anderson (3320364)
Arthur R. Rodgers (3251271)
Lucas M. Vander Vennen (3251298)
John M. Fryxell (357125)

November 2017

Symbols indicate significance for α = 0.05. Negative values indicate selection.</p

Growth Rates and Variances of Unexploited Wolf Populations in Dynamic Equilibria

Mech, L. David
Fieberg, John

January 2015

Several states have begun harvesting gray wolves (Canis lupus), and these states and various Europea...

Spatial Dynamics Of Sympatric Canids: Modeling The Impact Of Coyotes On Red Wolf Recovery

Roth, James D.
Murray, Dennis L.
Steury, Todd D.

June 2008

Interspecific competition can have a substantial impact on sympatric carnivore populations and may t...

Parameter estimates on habitat use with respect to sex, movement state, season, and light regime in raccoon dogs in northern Sweden.

Claudia Melis (713509)
Ivar Herfindal (432628)
Fredrik Dahl (7961)
Per-Arne Åhlén (713510)

March 2015

Bars represent 95% credible interval based on 10 000 MCMC resampling of the posterior distributio...

Winter habitat and travel routes selected by wolves in the Northern Appenines, Italy.

P. CIUCCI
MASI M.
BOITANI L.

January 2003

To assess the wolf-habitat relationship on the home range scale (i.e., third order selection), we de...

Variable inputs used to estimate available biomass (kg/month) from moose killed by wolves, hunter harvest, vehicle collisions, and natural death within an area the size of an average annual wolf territory (900 km2) in Scandinavia with and without presence of wolves.

Camilla Wikenros (475603)
Håkan Sand (274223)
Per Ahlqvist (475604)
Olof Liberg (274234)

October 2013

Variable inputs used to estimate available biomass (kg/month) from moose killed by wolves, hunter...

Spatial dynamics of sympatric canids: Modeling the impact of coyotes on red wolf recovery

January 2008

Interspecific competition can have a substantial impact on sympatric carnivore populations and may t...

Relative probability of 3rd-order habitat selection by transient red wolves across the Albemarle Peninsula in northeastern 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 transient red wolves across the...

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 ...

Comparison of model fit among the null model (no landscape features), and models with and without interactions of status (1 = resident, 0 = transient), used to test hypotheses about red wolf 3rd-order resource selection in eastern North Carolina, 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

Comparison of model fit among the null model (no landscape features), and models with and without...

Coefficients for population-level resource selection function (RSF) models of wolves, elk and cattle during day and night in southwest Alberta, Canada.

Tyler B. Muhly (117630)
Mark Hebblewhite (411325)
Dale Paton (411326)
Justin A. Pitt (117633)
Mark S. Boyce (102442)
Marco Musiani (117632)

May 2013

Coefficients for population-level resource selection function (RSF) models of wolves, elk and cat...

Resource variables included in resource selection function models for feeding sites used by mountain lions preying on mule deer in southern California, 2002–2015.

John F. Benson (2615461)
Jeff A. Sikich (3154758)
Seth P. D. Riley (241729)

July 2016

Resource variables included in resource selection function models for feeding sites used by mount...

Examining gray wolf population projection, control and viability using density-dependent logistic matrix models.

Miller, David Henry

January 2002

A Leslie matrix model was developed for the gray wolf ( Canis lupus). The model was modified to desc...

Estimates of occupancy, extinction, and colonization for gray wolves in northern Montana from 2007–2010.

David A. W. Miller (414446)
James D. Nichols (423735)
Justin A. Gude (423736)
Lindsey N. Rich (423737)
Kevin M. Podruzny (423738)
James E. Hines (423739)
Michael S. Mitchell (423740)

June 2013

Cells were divided into low, medium, and high habitat quality. Parameters were estimated using a ...

Generalised linear mixed models (binomial logit) describing the Scandinavian wolves’ selection of roe deer (1) as prey over moose (0) as a function of local roe deer density (Roe deer), local moose density (Moose), winter day number (Day) and snow depth (Snow).

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

December 2016

Wolf territory is included as a random factor and the number of parameters in the model is indica...

Parameter estimates and standard errors for fixed effects in the top selected models using the Functional Availability method, describing selection of landscape variables by wolves in northern Ontario, Canada, 2010–2014.

Erica J. Newton (4579045)
Brent R. Patterson (2615458)
Morgan L. Anderson (3320364)
Arthur R. Rodgers (3251271)
Lucas M. Vander Vennen (3251298)
John M. Fryxell (357125)

November 2017

Symbols indicate significance for α = 0.05. Negative values indicate selection.</p

Growth Rates and Variances of Unexploited Wolf Populations in Dynamic Equilibria

Mech, L. David
Fieberg, John

January 2015

Several states have begun harvesting gray wolves (Canis lupus), and these states and various Europea...

Spatial Dynamics Of Sympatric Canids: Modeling The Impact Of Coyotes On Red Wolf Recovery

Roth, James D.
Murray, Dennis L.
Steury, Todd D.

June 2008

Interspecific competition can have a substantial impact on sympatric carnivore populations and may t...

Parameter estimates on habitat use with respect to sex, movement state, season, and light regime in raccoon dogs in northern Sweden.

Claudia Melis (713509)
Ivar Herfindal (432628)
Fredrik Dahl (7961)
Per-Arne Åhlén (713510)

March 2015

Bars represent 95% credible interval based on 10 000 MCMC resampling of the posterior distributio...

Winter habitat and travel routes selected by wolves in the Northern Appenines, Italy.

P. CIUCCI
MASI M.
BOITANI L.

January 2003

To assess the wolf-habitat relationship on the home range scale (i.e., third order selection), we de...

Variable inputs used to estimate available biomass (kg/month) from moose killed by wolves, hunter harvest, vehicle collisions, and natural death within an area the size of an average annual wolf territory (900 km2) in Scandinavia with and without presence of wolves.

Camilla Wikenros (475603)
Håkan Sand (274223)
Per Ahlqvist (475604)
Olof Liberg (274234)

October 2013

Variable inputs used to estimate available biomass (kg/month) from moose killed by wolves, hunter...

Spatial dynamics of sympatric canids: Modeling the impact of coyotes on red wolf recovery

January 2008

Interspecific competition can have a substantial impact on sympatric carnivore populations and may t...

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

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

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