Search Results - "BURNHAM, K.P."

meta-BACI approach for evaluating management intervention on chronic wasting disease in mule deer by Conner, Mary M., Miller, Michael W., Ebinger, Michael R., Burnham, Kenneth P.

“…Advances in acquiring and analyzing the spatial attributes of data have greatly enhanced the potential utility of wildlife disease surveillance data for…”
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Human land use influences chronic wasting disease prevalence in mule deer by Farnsworth, M.L, Wolfe, L.L, Hobbs, N.T, Burnham, K.P, Williams, E.S, Theobald, D.M, Conner, M.M, Miller, M.W

“…Human alteration of landscapes can affect the distribution, abundance, and behavior of wildlife. We explored the effects of human land use on the prevalence of…”
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Effectiveness of hot sauce and deer away repellents for deterring elk browsing of aspen sprouts by Baker, D.L, Andelt, W.F, Burnham, K.P, Shepperd, W.D

“…In western North America, large concentrations of elk (Cervus elaphus) can have detrimental effects on aspen (Populus tremuloides) regeneration and clone…”
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Effect of group size on survival of relocated prairie dogs by Robinette, Kevin W., Andelt, William F., Burnham, Kenneth P.

“…We studied the effect of group size on survival of black-tailed prairie dogs (Cynomys ludovicianus) relocated to 12 experimental plots in Colorado to determine…”
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Effectiveness of capsaicin and bitrex repellents for deterring browsing by captive mule deer by Andelt, W.F, Burnham, K.P, Baker, D.L

“…Because mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) and white-tailed deer (O. virginianus) cause extensive and costly damage to orchards, nurseries, shelterbelts, and…”
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Tests of compensatory vs. additive hypotheses of mortality in mallards [Anas platyrhynchos] by Burham, Kenneth P., Anderson, David R.

“…Band recovery data from over 410 000 adult Mallards (Anas platyrhynchos) banded in North America between 1950 and 1979 were analyzed to examine the effect of…”
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Relative preference of captive cow elk for repellent-treated diets by Andelt, W.F. (Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO), Baker, D.L, Burnham, K.P

“…Because of the extent and cost of elk (Cervus elaphus nelsoni) damage in Colorado, we tested the repellency of MGK® Big Game Repellent (BGR), chicken eggs,…”
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Relative effectiveness of repellents for reducing mule deer damage by Andelt, W.F. (Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO), Burnham, K.P, Manning, J.A

“…We tested the repellency of chicken eggs, MGK® Big Game Repellent (BGR), coyote (Canis latrans) urine, thiram, Hinder®, bars of soap, and Ro·pel® on tame mule…”
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Density Estimation of Small-Mammal Populations Using a Trapping Web and Distance Sampling Methods by Anderson, David R., Burnham, Kenneth P., White, Gary C., Otis, David L.

“…Distance sampling methodology is adapted to enable animal density (number per unit of area) to be estimated from capture-recapture and removal data. A trapping…”
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Soil and plant response to three subsoiling implements by Busscher, W.J, Karlen, D.L, Sojka, R.E, Burnham, K.P

“…Many Southeastern Coastal Plain soils require deep (greater than 0.45 m) inrow tillage or subsoiling to disrupt dense tillage/traffic pans an/or eluvial (E)…”
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Estimation of the size of a closed population when capture probabilies vary among animls by BURNHAM, K.P., OVERTON, W.S.

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protocol for conflict resolution in analyzing empirical data related to natural resource controversies by Anderson, D.R, Burnham, K.P, Franklin, A.B, Gutierrz, R.J, Forsman, E.D, Anthony, R.G, White, G.C, Shenk, T.M

“…Controversy surrounds many natural resource management issues, and most often these issues are resolved by a largely political process. Anderson et al suggest…”
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Nonparametric estimation of plant density by the distance method [Trees in the Ashley State Forest as an example [USA]] by Patil, S. A., Burnham, K. P., Kovner, J. L.

“…A relation between the plant density and the probability density function of the nearest neighbor distance (squared) from a random point is established under…”
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