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The Sustainability of Wolverine Trapping Mortality in Southern Canada by MOWAT, GARTH, CLEVENGER, ANTHONY P., KORTELLO, ANDREA D., HAUSLEITNER, DORIS, BARRUETO, MIRJAM, SMIT, LAURA, LAMB, CLAYTON, DORSEY, BENJAMIN, OTT, PETER K.

“…Range declines, habitat connectivity, and trapping have created conservation concern for wolverines throughout their range in North America. Previous…”
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How to find a wolverine: Factors affecting detection at wolverine (Gulo gulo) bait stations in western Canada by Kortello, Andrea, Hausleitner, Doris, Mowat, Garth, Barrueto, Mirjam, Heim, Nicole, Larson, Lisa, Lucid, Michael, Clevenger, Anthony

“…High individual detection success enables precise estimates of density and the ability to monitor trends in abundance for wolverine and other low‐density…”
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Wolverines (Gulo gulo) in a changing landscape and warming climate: A decadal synthesis of global conservation ecology research by Fisher, Jason T., Murray, Sean, Barrueto, Mirjam, Carroll, Kathleen, Clevenger, Anthony P., Hausleitner, Doris, Harrower, William, Heim, Nicole, Heinemeyer, Kim, Jacob, Aerin L., Jung, Thomas S., Kortello, Andrea, Ladle, Andrew, Long, Robert, MacKay, Paula, Sawaya, Michael A.

“…Wolverines are vulnerable to multiple, widespread, increasing forms of human activity so have become an indicator of conservation success or failure for…”
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Carnivore Contact: A Species Fracture Zone Delineated Amongst Genetically Structured North American Marten Populations (Martes americana and Martes caurina) by Lucid, Michael, Cushman, Sam, Robinson, Lacy, Kortello, Andrea, Hausleitner, Doris, Mowat, Garth, Ehlers, Shannon, Gillespie, Sara, Svancara, Leona K., Sullivan, Jack, Rankin, Andrew, Paetkau, David

“…North American martens are forest dependent, influenced by human activity, and climate vulnerable. They have long been managed and harvested throughout their…”
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Movement and habitat selection by Argia vivida (Hagen) (Odonata, Coenagrionidae) in fuel-modified forest by Kortello, Andrea D, Ham, Simon J

“…Fuel management for wildfire protection is becoming increasingly common in the wildland-urban interface and may have conservation implications for species with…”
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Cougar Kill Rate and Prey Composition in a Multiprey System by KNOPFF, KYLE H., KNOPFF, ALIAH ADAMS, KORTELLO, ANDREA, BOYCE, MARK S.

“…: Assessing the impact of large carnivores on ungulate prey has been challenging in part because even basic components of predation are difficult to measure…”
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Interactions between cougars (Puma concolor) and gray wolves (Canis lupus) in Banff National Park, Alberta by Kortello, Andrea D., Hurd, Thomas E., Murray, Dennis L.

“…Large carnivore populations are recovering in many protected areas in North America, but the effect of increasing carnivore numbers on existing predator-prey…”
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Mechanisms influencing the winter distribution of wolverine Gulo gulo luscus in the southern Columbia Mountains, Canada by Kortello, Andrea, Hausleitner, Doris, Mowat, Garth

“…To better understand the mechanisms driving the distribution of a threatened carnivore, wolverine Gulo gulo, in the southern Columbia Mountains, we contrasted…”
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Interactions between cougars (Puma concolor) and gray wolves (Canis lupus) in Banff National Park, Alberta by KORTELLO, Andrea D., HURD, Thomas E., MURRAY, Dennis L.

“…Large carnivore populations are recovering in many protected areas in North America, but the effect of increasing carnivore numbers on existing predator–prey…”
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Cougar Kill Rate and Prey Composition in a Multiprey System by Knopff, Kyle H, Knopff, Aliah Adams, Kortello, Andrea, Boyce, Mark S

“…Assessing the impact of large carnivores on ungulate prey has been challenging in part because even basic components of predation are difficult to measure. For…”
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Interactions between cougars (Puma concolor) and gray wolves (Canis lupus) in Banff National Park, Alberta1 by Kortello, Andrea D, Hurd, Thomas E, Murray, Dennis L

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THE RESPONSE OF LARVAL GROWTH RATE TO TEMPERATURE IN THREE SPECIES OF COENAGRIONID DRAGONFLIES WITH SOME COMMENTS ON LESTES DISJUNCTUS (ODONATA: COENAGRIONIDAE, LESTIDAE) by Pritchard, Gordon, Harder, Lawrence D., Kortello, Andrea, Krishnaraj, Rangathilakam

“…Larval growth rate has the same temperature coefficient in three species of coenagrionids, but Argia vivida and Amphiagrion abbreviatum, which frequently live…”
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