xii, 83 leaves : col. ill., col. maps ; 29 cmEighteen prairie rattlesnakes (Crotalus viridis viridis) were tracked using radio-telemetry and 82 snakes were PIT-tagged over a 2-year period in Lethbridge, AB to determine population size, movement patterns, and habitat utilization, and to predict fragmentation effects on the species within an urban locale. Population size was estimated using closed population models at 374 snakes (295 adults) and open population models at 204 snakes (161 adults), greater than an estimate of <50 adults in 2003 (Ernst, 2003) and 2006 (Ernst & Quinlan, 2006). Mean home range sizes, based on 95% minimum convex polygon analysis, differed significantly between years (31.51 ha in 2005, 3.72 ha in 2006). Calcul...
This study examined prey items consumed and seasonal feeding events within a Prairie Rattlesnake (Cr...
This study examined prey items consumed and seasonal feeding events within a Prairie Rattlesnake (Cr...
Doctor of PhilosophyDepartment of BiologyKimberly A. WithThe loss, fragmentation, and degradation of...
Habitat fragmentation and loss are two of the leading causes of species declines world-wide. To miti...
Native shortgrass prairie ecosystems have undergone drastic changes since European settlement, resul...
Native shortgrass prairie ecosystems have undergone drastic changes since European settlement, resul...
Understanding the dynamics of movement in animals threatened by habitat alterations requires that st...
Regulations and a lack of understanding the habitat needs of timber rattlesnakes (Crotalus horridus)...
The importance of thermal features to habitat selection by terrestrial ectotherms such as reptiles h...
Effective conservation strategies and management plans for wildlife species, especially species-at-r...
Effective conservation strategies and management plans for wildlife species, especially species-at-r...
The importance of thermal features to habitat selection by terrestrial ectotherms such as reptiles h...
The indirect effects of anthropogenic disturbances on wildlife are relatively difficult to detect, m...
The indirect effects of anthropogenic disturbances on wildlife are relatively difficult to detect, m...
This study examined prey items consumed and seasonal feeding events within a Prairie Rattlesnake (Cr...
This study examined prey items consumed and seasonal feeding events within a Prairie Rattlesnake (Cr...
This study examined prey items consumed and seasonal feeding events within a Prairie Rattlesnake (Cr...
Doctor of PhilosophyDepartment of BiologyKimberly A. WithThe loss, fragmentation, and degradation of...
Habitat fragmentation and loss are two of the leading causes of species declines world-wide. To miti...
Native shortgrass prairie ecosystems have undergone drastic changes since European settlement, resul...
Native shortgrass prairie ecosystems have undergone drastic changes since European settlement, resul...
Understanding the dynamics of movement in animals threatened by habitat alterations requires that st...
Regulations and a lack of understanding the habitat needs of timber rattlesnakes (Crotalus horridus)...
The importance of thermal features to habitat selection by terrestrial ectotherms such as reptiles h...
Effective conservation strategies and management plans for wildlife species, especially species-at-r...
Effective conservation strategies and management plans for wildlife species, especially species-at-r...
The importance of thermal features to habitat selection by terrestrial ectotherms such as reptiles h...
The indirect effects of anthropogenic disturbances on wildlife are relatively difficult to detect, m...
The indirect effects of anthropogenic disturbances on wildlife are relatively difficult to detect, m...
This study examined prey items consumed and seasonal feeding events within a Prairie Rattlesnake (Cr...
This study examined prey items consumed and seasonal feeding events within a Prairie Rattlesnake (Cr...
This study examined prey items consumed and seasonal feeding events within a Prairie Rattlesnake (Cr...
Doctor of PhilosophyDepartment of BiologyKimberly A. WithThe loss, fragmentation, and degradation of...