P-ISSN 0835-5851
E-ISSN 2293-6629
Vol. 34, Issue 1, 1998January 01, 1998 MDT
COMPENSATORY RESPONSE TO CHANGES IN CALF SURVIVORSHIP: MANAGEMENT CONSEQUENCES OF A REPRODUCTIVE COST IN MOOSE
COMPENSATORY RESPONSE TO CHANGES IN CALF SURVIVORSHIP: MANAGEMENT CONSEQUENCES OF A REPRODUCTIVE COST IN MOOSE
J. Ward Testa,
Articles in Vol. 34, Issue 1, 1998
Vol. 34, Issue 1, 1998
- A SIGHTABILITY MODEL FOR MOOSE IN UPPER MICHIGANThomas D. DrummerRobert W. Aho
- AGE AND SEX STRUCTURE OF HUNTER HARVESTED MOOSE UNDER TWO HARVEST STRATEGIES IN NORTHCENTRAL ONTARIOH. R. TimmermannR. S. Rempel
- EVIDENCE OF EXPOSURE TO BRUCELLA SUIS BIOVAR 4 IN NORTHERN ALASKA MOOSETodd M. O'HaraJim DauGeoff CarrollJulia BevinsRandall L. Zarnke
- REPRODUCTION, SURVIVAL, AND OCCUPIED RANGES OF SHIRAS MOOSE TRANSPLANTED TO SOUTHWESTERN COLORADOJames H. OltermanDavid W. Kenvin
- A BAYESIAN APPROACH TO MOOSE POPULATION ASSESSMENT AND HARVEST DECISIONIan W. Hatter
- A MODEL TO PREDICT NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ANTLER GROWTH IN MOOSERon MoenJohn Pastor
- MOOSE MIGRATION: NORTHEASTERN ALASKA TO NORTHWESTERN YUKON TERRITORY, CANADAFrancis J. Mauer
- PREDICTING BODY MASS OF ALASKAN MOOSE (ALCES ALCES GIGAS) USING BODY MEASUREMENTS AND CONDITION ASSESSMENTKris J. HundertmarkCharles C. Schwartz
- MOOSE-PREDATOR RELATIONSHIPS: RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT NEEDSWarren B. BallardVictor Van Ballenberghe
- COMPENSATORY RESPONSE TO CHANGES IN CALF SURVIVORSHIP: MANAGEMENT CONSEQUENCES OF A REPRODUCTIVE COST IN MOOSEJ. Ward Testa
- PRECISION AND BIAS OF AERIAL MOOSE SURVEYS IN NORTHEASTERN MINNESOTAMark S. Lenarz
- MODELING MOOSE POPULATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT DECISION MAKING IN ALASKASteven D. KovachCharles C. SchwartzRobert L. WillisTed H. Spraker
- WINTER HABITAT USE BY MOOSE IN SOUTH-CENTRAL ALASKALowell H. SuringCharla Sterne
- MOOSE BROWSING ON FELTLEAF WILLOW: OPTIMAL FORAGING IN RELATION TO PLANT MORPHOLOGY AND CHEMISTRYKnut KiellandTim Osborne
- AERIAL SURVEYS OF MOOSE POPULATIONS IN SMALL CENSUS ZONESRéhaume CourtoisHélène Crépeau
- OVIPOSITIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND FECUNDITY OF DERMACENTOR ALBIPICTUS (ACARI:IXODIDAE) FROM MOOSEE. M. AddisonD. G. JoachimR. F. McLaughlinD. J. H. Fraser
- RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BLOOD-SERUM VARIABLES AND DEPTH OF RUMP FAT IN ALASKAN MOOSEMark A. KeechThomas R. StephensonR. Terry BowyerVictor Van BallenbergheJay M. Ver Hoef
- METABOLIC RATIOS FOR ESTIMATING ENERGY METABOLISM IN MOOSEAaron N. MoenRonald A. Moen
- EFFECTS OF WINTER TICK (DERMACENTOR ALBIPICTUS) ON BLOOD CHARACTERISTICS OF CAPTIVE MOOSE (ALCES ALCES)Edward M. AddisonR. F. McLaughlinJ. D. Broadfoot
- CHARACTERISTICS OF CUTOVERS USED BY MOOSE (ALCES ALCES) IN EARLY WINTERRéhaume CourtoisJean-Pierre OuelletBenoît Gagné
- DIET SELECTION BY ALASKAN MOOSE DURING WINTER: EFFECTS OF FIRE AND FOREST SUCCESSIONDavid A. WeixelmanR. Terry BowyerVictor Van Ballenberghe
- NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR MOOSE MANAGEMENT: A WORKSHOPArthur R. RodgersStanley M. TomkiewiczElise J. LawsonThomas R. StephensonKris J. HundertmarkPaul J. WilsonBradley N. WhiteRobert S. Rempel
Testa, J. Ward. 1998. “COMPENSATORY RESPONSE TO CHANGES IN CALF SURVIVORSHIP: MANAGEMENT CONSEQUENCES OF A REPRODUCTIVE COST IN MOOSE.” Alces 34 (1): 107–15.