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Strategies of protected area use by Asian elephants in relation to motivational state and social affiliations by Madsen, Anastasia E., Minge, Christin, Pushpakumara, T. V., Weerathunga, U. Sameera, Padmalal, U. K., Weerakoon, Devaka K., de Silva, Shermin

“…Animals’ space requirements may vary according to life-history and social considerations. We observed 516 wild adult Asian elephants from both sexes, over…”
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Loss of flockmates weakens winter site fidelity in golden-crowned sparrows ( Zonotrichia atricapilla ) by Madsen, Anastasia E, Lyon, Bruce E, Chaine, Alexis S, Block, Theadora A, Shizuka, Daizaburo

“…Animal social interactions have an intrinsic spatial basis as many of these interactions occur in spatial proximity. This presents a dilemma when determining…”
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Social partners and temperature jointly affect morning foraging activity of small birds in winter by Madsen, Anastasia E, Vander Meiden, Laura N, Shizuka, Daizaburo

“…Abstract Daily foraging activity of small wintering birds is classically thought to be driven by the need to gather enough energy reserves to survive each…”
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Public Access for Pheasant Hunters: Understanding an Emerging Need by WSZOLA, LYNDSIE S., MADSEN, ANASTASIA E., STUBER, ERICA F., CHIZINSKI, CHRISTOPHER J., LUSK, JEFFREY J., TAYLOR, J. SCOTT, POPE, KEVIN L., FONTAINE, JOSEPH J.

“…Ring-necked pheasant (Phasianus colchicus; i.e., pheasant) hunting participation is declining across North America, reflecting a larger downward trend in…”
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Weather and Exposure Period Affect Coyote Detection at Camera Traps by MADSEN, ANASTASIA E., CORRAL, LUCIA, FONTAINE, JOSEPH J.

“…Camera traps are an increasingly popular means to monitor wildlife populations. However, like other techniques for measuring populations, camera traps are…”
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Implications of Animal Social Networks for Individuals, Social Communities, and Populations by Madsen, Anastasia E

“…The way that social structures and behaviors change in response to perturbation and how they function in wildlife populations are fundamental to socioecology…”
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