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P-ISSN 0835-5851
E-ISSN 2293-6629
Research Articles
Vol. 49, 2013November 01, 2013 MDT

CADMIUM GEOCHEMISTRY OF SOILS AND WILLOW IN A METAMORPHIC BEDROCK TERRAIN AND ITS POSSIBLE RELATION TO MOOSE HEALTH, SEWARD PENINSULA, ALASKA

Larry P. Gough, Paul J. Lamothe, Larry J. Drew, Julie A. K. Maier, John H. Schuenemeyer,
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Articles in Vol. 49, 2013

Vol. 49, 2013
  • MASS, MORPHOLOGY, AND GROWTH RATES OF MOOSE IN NORTH DAKOTA
    William F. JensenJason R. SmithJames J. Maskey Jr.James V. McKenzie (Deceased)Roger E. Johnson (Retired)
  • Warren B. Ballard Jr.
    Art Rodgers
  • MOOSE ANTLER MORPHOLOGY AND ASYMMETRY ON ISLE ROYALE NATIONAL PARK
    Kenneth J. MillsRolf O. Peterson
  • USING A DOUBLE-COUNT AERIAL SURVEY TO ESTIMATE MOOSE ABUNDANCE IN MAINE
    Lee E. KantarRod E. Cumberland
  • TEMPORAL ASSESSMENT OF PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND REPRODUCTIVE STATUS OF MOOSE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
    Daniel H. BergeronPeter J. PekinsKristine Rines
  • INTEGRATING THERMAL CONSTRAINTS INTO HABITAT SUITABILITY FOR MOOSE IN THE ADIRONDACK STATE PARK, NEW YORK
    Catherine G. HaaseH. Brian Underwood
  • SPACE USE AND MOVEMENTS OF MOOSE IN MASSACHUSETTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATION OF LARGE MAMMALS IN A FRAGMENTED ENVIRONMENT
    David W. WattlesSteven DeStefano
  • OPINIONS ABOUT MOOSE AND MOOSE MANAGEMENT AT THE SOUTHERN EXTENT OF MOOSE RANGE IN CONNECTICUT
    Andrew M. LaBonteHoward J. KilpatrickJohn S. Barclay
  • CADMIUM GEOCHEMISTRY OF SOILS AND WILLOW IN A METAMORPHIC BEDROCK TERRAIN AND ITS POSSIBLE RELATION TO MOOSE HEALTH, SEWARD PENINSULA, ALASKA
    Larry P. GoughPaul J. LamotheLarry J. DrewJulie A. K. MaierJohn H. Schuenemeyer
  • MOOSE HABITAT USE THROUGHOUT GROS MORNE NATIONAL PARK
    Krystal KerckhoffBrian E. McLarenShane P. MahoneyTom W. Knight
  • WILD ANIMAL RESEARCH – NEW LEGAL REQUIREMENTS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
    Margareta StéenKatarina CvekPetter Kjellander
  • MOOSE HABITAT IN MASSACHUSETTS: ASSESSING USE AT THE SOUTHERN EDGE OF THE RANGE
    David W. WattlesStephen DeStefano
  • IMPROVING MOOSE POPULATION ESTIMATES IN RUSSIA: ACCOUNTING FOR DISTANCE BETWEEN RESIDENTIAL AREAS AND TRACK SIGHTINGS
    Vladimir M. Glushkov
  • DIURNAL DEFECATION RATE OF MOOSE IN SOUTHWEST FINLAND
    Juho MatalaAntti Uotila
Alces
Gough, Larry P., Paul J. Lamothe, Larry J. Drew, Julie A. K. Maier, and John H. Schuenemeyer. 2013. “CADMIUM GEOCHEMISTRY OF SOILS AND WILLOW IN A METAMORPHIC BEDROCK TERRAIN AND ITS POSSIBLE RELATION TO MOOSE HEALTH, SEWARD PENINSULA, ALASKA.” Alces 49 (November): 99–111.
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