Appendix B. Late-winter elk classification data from the Northern Yellowstone Cooperative Wildlife Working Group (1988–2007).

Appendix B. Phenological shifts and phenological sensitivity to snowmelt date and summer temperature data used in analyses.

Paul J. CaraDonna (2924619)
David W. Inouye (2918915)

August 2016

Phenological shifts and phenological sensitivity to snowmelt date and summer temperature data used i...

Appendix C. Comparison of linear, quadratic, and piecewise regressions of elk fecal chlorophyll on Julian day over three winter–spring transitions.

David Christianson (598934)
Scott Creel (361317)

August 2016

Comparison of linear, quadratic, and piecewise regressions of elk fecal chlorophyll on Julian day ov...

Appendix A. Dates of the FIA censuses for the 19-state study region and a list of the 24 tree species included in the study.

Charles D. Canham (529044)
R. Quinn Thomas (2922600)

August 2016

Dates of the FIA censuses for the 19-state study region and a list of the 24 tree species included i...

Appendix C. Map of Elk Count Units and bone survey locations on the Northern Range of Yellowstone National Park.

Joshua H. Miller (226449)

August 2016

Map of Elk Count Units and bone survey locations on the Northern Range of Yellowstone National Park

Appendix B. Table with covariate data on the direct observations of elk groups used in the analyses.

P. C. Cross (2906210)
T. G. Creech (2926671)
M. R. Ebinger (2926665)
K. Manlove (2926677)
K. Irvine (2926662)
J. Henningsen (2926659)
J. Rogerson (2926674)
B. M. Scurlock (2906207)
S. Creel (2926668)

August 2016

Table with covariate data on the direct observations of elk groups used in the analyses

Appendix A. Modeling peak of growing season availability of forage-biomass components for elk.

Mark Hebblewhite (411325)
Evelyn Merrill (811656)
Greg McDermid (2932509)

August 2016

Modeling peak of growing season availability of forage-biomass components for elk

Appendix A. A table documenting the use of supplemental feeding around the world and supplemental study area information, including a picture of elk on a feedground in western Wyoming, additional capture location information, a climograph of the study area, and detailed method descriptions of elk chemical immobilization.

Jennifer D. Jones (2910410)
Matthew J. Kauffman (2903324)
Kevin L. Monteith (412271)
Brandon M. Scurlock (250014)
Shannon E. Albeke (686913)
Paul C. Cross (24545)

August 2016

A table documenting the use of supplemental feeding around the world and supplemental study area inf...

Appendix A. Comparison of seasonal survival by year for radio-collared cougars in central (LH, lightly hunted) and northeast (HH, heavily hunted) Washington State, USA, 2002–2007.

Hilary S. Cooley (263062)
Robert B. Wielgus (486959)
Gary M. Koehler (2917577)
Hugh S. Robinson (2911655)
Benjamin T. Maletzke (486960)

August 2016

Comparison of seasonal survival by year for radio-collared cougars in central (LH, lightly hunted) a...

Appendix B. Average percentage body fat estimated for migratory vs. resident elk in winters 2008–2010 and summers 2008 and 2009.

Arthur D. Middleton (2926347)
Matthew J. Kauffman (2926332)
Douglas E. McWhirter (2926338)
John G. Cook (2926344)
Rachel C. Cook (2926353)
Abigail A. Nelson (2926341)
Michael D. Jimenez (2926350)
Robert W. Klaver (2926335)

August 2016

Average percentage body fat estimated for migratory vs. resident elk in winters 2008–2010 and summer...

Appendix F. Linear mixed-effects time-series models for forage (herbaceous and shrub) biomass exposure for migrant and resident elk GPS locations, 2002–2004.

Mark Hebblewhite (411325)
Evelyn Merrill (811656)
Greg McDermid (2932509)

August 2016

Linear mixed-effects time-series models for forage (herbaceous and shrub) biomass exposure for migra...

Appendix B. Figures showing survey areas used to calculate density and estimate potential abundance of mountain goats that may be supportable by the greater Yellowstone area, USA, given colonization of all predicted suitable habitat classified as low, medium, and high, and predicted summer habitat suitabilities for mountain goats overlaid by summer locations of bighorn sheep collected by management agency personnel for an example area in the South Absaroka Range of the greater Yellowstone area.

J. D. DeVoe (2931174)
R. A. Garrott (2931186)
J. J. Rotella (2931180)
S. R. Challender (2931177)
P. J. White (356075)
M. O'Reilly (2931183)
C. J. Butler (2931171)

August 2016

Figures showing survey areas used to calculate density and estimate potential abundance of mountain ...

Appendix A. List of candidate resource selection functions for groups associated with female plains bison in Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Daniel Fortin (327951)
Marie-Eve Fortin (2917454)
Hawthorne L. Beyer (385756)
Thierry Duchesne (727972)
Sabrina Courant (2917448)
Karine Dancose (2917451)

August 2016

List of candidate resource selection functions for groups associated with female plains bison in Pri...

Appendix B. Huggins-Pledger closed model selection for hair snag and rub tree data for Glacier National Park, Montana, 1998 and 2000.

John Boulanger (677933)
Katherine C. Kendall (111269)
Jeffrey B. Stetz (111273)
David A. Roon (2905124)
Lisette P. Waits (212703)
David Paetkau (681821)

August 2016

Huggins-Pledger closed model selection for hair snag and rub tree data for Glacier National Park, Mo...

Appendix B. Number of female caribou with full years of satellite tracking data by ecotype, subpopulation, and years tracked in the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and northern Alberta, Canada, 1993–2009.

John A. Nagy (429911)
Deborah L. Johnson (673048)
Nicholas C. Larter (2907596)
Mitch W. Campbell (2907599)
Andrew E. Derocher (315315)
Allicia Kelly (2907602)
Mathieu Dumond (2907608)
Danny Allaire (2907611)
Bruno Croft (2907605)

August 2016

Number of female caribou with full years of satellite tracking data by ecotype, subpopulation, and y...

Appendix A. Wolves in the study area that took extraterritorial forays lived in the migratory elk area and generally traveled long distances toward migratory prey.

Abigail A. Nelson (2908700)
Matthew J. Kauffman (2903324)
Arthur D. Middleton (2908691)
Michael D. Jimenez (2908685)
Douglas E. McWhirter (2908697)
Jarrett Barber (2908688)
Kenneth Gerow (2908694)

August 2016

Wolves in the study area that took extraterritorial forays lived in the migratory elk area and gener...

Appendix B. Phenological shifts and phenological sensitivity to snowmelt date and summer temperature data used in analyses.

Paul J. CaraDonna (2924619)
David W. Inouye (2918915)

August 2016

Phenological shifts and phenological sensitivity to snowmelt date and summer temperature data used i...

Appendix C. Comparison of linear, quadratic, and piecewise regressions of elk fecal chlorophyll on Julian day over three winter–spring transitions.

David Christianson (598934)
Scott Creel (361317)

August 2016

Comparison of linear, quadratic, and piecewise regressions of elk fecal chlorophyll on Julian day ov...

Appendix A. Dates of the FIA censuses for the 19-state study region and a list of the 24 tree species included in the study.

Charles D. Canham (529044)
R. Quinn Thomas (2922600)

August 2016

Dates of the FIA censuses for the 19-state study region and a list of the 24 tree species included i...

Appendix C. Map of Elk Count Units and bone survey locations on the Northern Range of Yellowstone National Park.

Joshua H. Miller (226449)

August 2016

Map of Elk Count Units and bone survey locations on the Northern Range of Yellowstone National Park

Appendix B. Table with covariate data on the direct observations of elk groups used in the analyses.

P. C. Cross (2906210)
T. G. Creech (2926671)
M. R. Ebinger (2926665)
K. Manlove (2926677)
K. Irvine (2926662)
J. Henningsen (2926659)
J. Rogerson (2926674)
B. M. Scurlock (2906207)
S. Creel (2926668)

August 2016

Table with covariate data on the direct observations of elk groups used in the analyses

Appendix A. Modeling peak of growing season availability of forage-biomass components for elk.

Mark Hebblewhite (411325)
Evelyn Merrill (811656)
Greg McDermid (2932509)

August 2016

Modeling peak of growing season availability of forage-biomass components for elk

Appendix A. A table documenting the use of supplemental feeding around the world and supplemental study area information, including a picture of elk on a feedground in western Wyoming, additional capture location information, a climograph of the study area, and detailed method descriptions of elk chemical immobilization.

Jennifer D. Jones (2910410)
Matthew J. Kauffman (2903324)
Kevin L. Monteith (412271)
Brandon M. Scurlock (250014)
Shannon E. Albeke (686913)
Paul C. Cross (24545)

August 2016

A table documenting the use of supplemental feeding around the world and supplemental study area inf...

Appendix A. Comparison of seasonal survival by year for radio-collared cougars in central (LH, lightly hunted) and northeast (HH, heavily hunted) Washington State, USA, 2002–2007.

Hilary S. Cooley (263062)
Robert B. Wielgus (486959)
Gary M. Koehler (2917577)
Hugh S. Robinson (2911655)
Benjamin T. Maletzke (486960)

August 2016

Comparison of seasonal survival by year for radio-collared cougars in central (LH, lightly hunted) a...

Appendix B. Average percentage body fat estimated for migratory vs. resident elk in winters 2008–2010 and summers 2008 and 2009.

Arthur D. Middleton (2926347)
Matthew J. Kauffman (2926332)
Douglas E. McWhirter (2926338)
John G. Cook (2926344)
Rachel C. Cook (2926353)
Abigail A. Nelson (2926341)
Michael D. Jimenez (2926350)
Robert W. Klaver (2926335)

August 2016

Average percentage body fat estimated for migratory vs. resident elk in winters 2008–2010 and summer...

Appendix F. Linear mixed-effects time-series models for forage (herbaceous and shrub) biomass exposure for migrant and resident elk GPS locations, 2002–2004.

Mark Hebblewhite (411325)
Evelyn Merrill (811656)
Greg McDermid (2932509)

August 2016

Linear mixed-effects time-series models for forage (herbaceous and shrub) biomass exposure for migra...

Appendix B. Figures showing survey areas used to calculate density and estimate potential abundance of mountain goats that may be supportable by the greater Yellowstone area, USA, given colonization of all predicted suitable habitat classified as low, medium, and high, and predicted summer habitat suitabilities for mountain goats overlaid by summer locations of bighorn sheep collected by management agency personnel for an example area in the South Absaroka Range of the greater Yellowstone area.

J. D. DeVoe (2931174)
R. A. Garrott (2931186)
J. J. Rotella (2931180)
S. R. Challender (2931177)
P. J. White (356075)
M. O'Reilly (2931183)
C. J. Butler (2931171)

August 2016

Figures showing survey areas used to calculate density and estimate potential abundance of mountain ...

Appendix A. List of candidate resource selection functions for groups associated with female plains bison in Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Daniel Fortin (327951)
Marie-Eve Fortin (2917454)
Hawthorne L. Beyer (385756)
Thierry Duchesne (727972)
Sabrina Courant (2917448)
Karine Dancose (2917451)

August 2016

List of candidate resource selection functions for groups associated with female plains bison in Pri...

Appendix B. Huggins-Pledger closed model selection for hair snag and rub tree data for Glacier National Park, Montana, 1998 and 2000.

John Boulanger (677933)
Katherine C. Kendall (111269)
Jeffrey B. Stetz (111273)
David A. Roon (2905124)
Lisette P. Waits (212703)
David Paetkau (681821)

August 2016

Huggins-Pledger closed model selection for hair snag and rub tree data for Glacier National Park, Mo...

Appendix B. Number of female caribou with full years of satellite tracking data by ecotype, subpopulation, and years tracked in the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and northern Alberta, Canada, 1993–2009.

John A. Nagy (429911)
Deborah L. Johnson (673048)
Nicholas C. Larter (2907596)
Mitch W. Campbell (2907599)
Andrew E. Derocher (315315)
Allicia Kelly (2907602)
Mathieu Dumond (2907608)
Danny Allaire (2907611)
Bruno Croft (2907605)

August 2016

Number of female caribou with full years of satellite tracking data by ecotype, subpopulation, and y...

Appendix A. Wolves in the study area that took extraterritorial forays lived in the migratory elk area and generally traveled long distances toward migratory prey.

Abigail A. Nelson (2908700)
Matthew J. Kauffman (2903324)
Arthur D. Middleton (2908691)
Michael D. Jimenez (2908685)
Douglas E. McWhirter (2908697)
Jarrett Barber (2908688)
Kenneth Gerow (2908694)

August 2016

Wolves in the study area that took extraterritorial forays lived in the migratory elk area and gener...

Appendix B. Phenological shifts and phenological sensitivity to snowmelt date and summer temperature data used in analyses.

Paul J. CaraDonna (2924619)
David W. Inouye (2918915)

August 2016

Phenological shifts and phenological sensitivity to snowmelt date and summer temperature data used i...

Appendix C. Comparison of linear, quadratic, and piecewise regressions of elk fecal chlorophyll on Julian day over three winter–spring transitions.

David Christianson (598934)
Scott Creel (361317)

August 2016

Comparison of linear, quadratic, and piecewise regressions of elk fecal chlorophyll on Julian day ov...

Appendix A. Dates of the FIA censuses for the 19-state study region and a list of the 24 tree species included in the study.

Charles D. Canham (529044)
R. Quinn Thomas (2922600)

August 2016

Dates of the FIA censuses for the 19-state study region and a list of the 24 tree species included i...

Appendix B. Late-winter elk classification data from the Northern Yellowstone Cooperative Wildlife Working Group (1988–2007).

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Appendix B. Late-winter elk classification data from the Northern Yellowstone Cooperative Wildlife Working Group (1988–2007).

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