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A likelihood-based approach for assessment of extra-pair paternity and conspecific brood parasitism in natural populations by Lemons, P. R., Marshall, T. C., McCloskey, S. E., Sethi, S. A., Schmutz, J. A., Sedinger, J. S.

“…Genotypes are frequently used to assess alternative reproductive strategies such as extra‐pair paternity and conspecific brood parasitism in wild populations…”
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Classifying the effects of human disturbance on denning polar bears by Woodruff, SP, Andersen, EM, Wilson, RR, Mangipane, LS, Miller, SB, Klein, KJ, Lemons, PR

“…Climate change is resulting in decreased sea ice extent and increased industrial activity in Arctic regions. In northern Alaska, USA, sea ice loss has…”
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Impacts of Coyotes on Swift Foxes in Northwestern Texas by Kamler, Jan F., Ballard, Warren B., Gilliland, Rickey L., Lemons, Patrick R., Mote, Kevin

“…The distribution of swift foxes (Vulpes velox) in the western Great Plains has been dramatically reduced since historical times. Because coyotes (Canis…”
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Variation in mating system and group structure in two populations of swift foxes, Vulpes velox by Kamler, Jan F., Ballard, Warren B., Lemons, Patrick R., Mote, Kevin

“…We studied 26 reproductive groups of swift foxes, Vulpes velox, from both high- and low-density areas during three field seasons in northwestern Texas, U.S.A.,…”
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HABITAT USE, HOME RANGES, AND SURVIVAL OF SWIFT FOXES IN A FRAGMENTED LANDSCAPE: CONSERVATION IMPLICATIONS by Kamler, Jan F., Ballard, Warren B., Fish, Ernest B., Lemons, Patrick R., Mote, Kevin, Perchellet, Celine C.

“…Habitat loss might be one of the primary reasons for the decline of the swift fox (Vulpes velox) in the western Great Plains of North America. From 1998 to…”
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Swift Fox Use of Black-Tailed Prairie Dog Towns in Northwest Texas by NICHOLSON, KERRY L, BALLARD, WARREN B, MCGEE, BRADY K, SURLES, JAMES, KAMLER, JAN F, LEMONS, PATRICK R

“…Biologists have suggested that prairie dog (Cynomys ludovicianus) towns provide important habitat for several prairie species including swift foxes (Vulpes…”
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Home Range and Habitat Use of Coyotes in an Area of Native Prairie, Farmland and CRP Fields by Kamler, J F, Ballard, W B, Lemons, PR, Gilliland, R L, Mote, K

“…From 1999 to 2001 we monitored 12 coyotes (Canis latrans) in northwestern Texas to determine their home ranges and habitat use in a landscape interspersed with…”
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Home Range and Habitat Use of Coyotes in an Area of Native Prairie, Farmland and CRP Fields by KAMLER, JAN F, BALLARD, WARREN B, LEMONS, PATRICK R, GILLILAND, RICKEY L, MOTE, KEVIN

“…From 1999 to 2001 we monitored 12 coyotes (Canis latrans) in northwestern Texas to determine their home ranges and habitat use in a landscape interspersed with…”
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Habitat Use, Home Ranges, And Survival Of Swift Foxes In A Fragmented Landscape: Conservation Implications by Kamler, J F, Ballard, W B, Fish, E B, Lemons, PR, Mote, K, Perchellet, C C

“…Habitat loss might be one of the primary reasons for the decline of the swift fox (Vulpes velox ) in the western Great Plains of North America. From 1998 to…”
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Effects of Artificial Escape Dens on Swift Fox Populations in Northwest Texas by MCGEE, BRADY K, BALLARD, WARREN B, NICHOLSON, KERRY L, CYPHER, BRIAN L, LEMONS, PATRICK R, KAMLER, JAN F

“…Throughout the range of swift fox (Vulpes velox), coyotes (Canis latrans) are the primary source of swift fox mortality. Coyotes may suppress swift fox…”
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