P-ISSN 0835-5851
E-ISSN 2293-6629
Vol. 34, Issue 2, 1998January 01, 1998 MDT
BIOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES, OSTEOPOROSIS, AND FRACTURE POTENTIAL OF METATARSAL TRABECULAR BONE FROM MOOSE IN ISLE ROYALE NATIONAL PARK
BIOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES, OSTEOPOROSIS, AND FRACTURE POTENTIAL OF METATARSAL TRABECULAR BONE FROM MOOSE IN ISLE ROYALE NATIONAL PARK
Mary Hindelang, Gopal Jayaraman, Rolf O. Peterson,
Articles in Vol. 34, Issue 2, 1998
Vol. 34, Issue 2, 1998
- IN MEMORIAM - Dr. William C. (Bill) GasawayA. Editors
- BARK STRIPPING BY MOOSE IN COMMERCIAL FORESTS OF FENNOSCANDIA - A REVIEWWilliam E. FaberLars Edenius
- MOOSE CONSERVATION IN CHINA: CHALLENGES FOR THE 21ST CENTURYJingbo JiaYiqing Ma
- PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE MOOSE MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH IN ALASKAWayne L. RegelinAlbert W. Franzmann
- DISEASE AND GENETICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF FENNOSCANDIAN CERVIDS - A REVIEWMargareta StéenWilliam E. FaberAntti Oksanen
- BIOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES, OSTEOPOROSIS, AND FRACTURE POTENTIAL OF METATARSAL TRABECULAR BONE FROM MOOSE IN ISLE ROYALE NATIONAL PARKMary HindelangGopal JayaramanRolf O. Peterson
- CAUSES OF REINDEER (RANGIFER TARANDUS) AND MOOSE (ALCES ALCES) MORTALITY IN THE LAPLAND RESERVE AND ITS SURROUNDINGSAlex S. Guiliazov
- REACTION OF MOOSE (ALCES ALCES) TO SNOWMOBILE TRAFFIC IN THE GREYS RIVER VALLEY, WYOMINGJulian H. ColescottMichael P. Gillingham
- THE HISTORY OF MOOSE IN THE BALTIC COUNTRIESRimantas BaleishisPetras BluzmaAivars OrnicansJüri Tônisson
- IONIC HOMEOSTASIS IN RETICULO-RUMEN OF MOOSE AS A FACTOR OF ALIMENTARY ADAPTATIONAleksander V. Chalyshev
- LOGGING IN ALASKA'S BOREAL FOREST: CREATION OF GRASSLANDS OR ENHANCEMENT OF MOOSE HABITATWilliam B. CollinsCharles C. Schwartz
- EFFECTS OF POPULATION DENSITY AND SELECTIVE HARVEST ON ANTLER PHENOTYPE IN SIMULATED MOOSE POPULATIONSKris J. HundertmarkThomas H. ThelenR. Terry Bowyer
- SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL CORRELATES TO NORWEGIAN MOOSE-TRAIN COLLISIONSHege GundersenHarry P. AndreassenTorstein Storaas
- MOOSE CONSERVATION IN ECOSYSTEMS OF EASTERN EUROPELeonid M. Baskin
- THE INFLUENCE OF SILVICULTURAL CLEANING ON MOOSE BROWSING IN YOUNG SCOTS PINE STANDS IN FINLANDSauli HärkönenRisto HeikkiläWilliam E. FaberÅke Pehrson
- STATUS OF MOOSE IN THE CONTIGUOUS UNITED STATESJames M. PeekKaren I. Morris
- THE EFFECTS OF SALT STONES ON MOOSE BROWSING IN MANAGED FORESTS IN FINLANDRisto HeikkiläSauli Härkönen
- COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MOOSE NUTRITION OF THE ANADYRSKY AND OMOLONSKY POPULATIONS (FAR NORTHEAST) IN DIFFERENT SEASONSN. K. Zheleznov-ChukotskyE. S. Votiashova
- CRANIAL MORPHOLOGY OF SOUTH-URAL MOOSEY. A. YelkinN. M. Gordiyuk
- A REVIEW OF MOOSE FERTILITY IN RUSSIAAleksey A. DanilkinAleksander A. Ulitin
- MOOSE AND ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT IN THE 21ST CENTURY - DOES THE KING HAVE A PLACE? A CANADIAN PERSPECTIVEVince Crichton
Hindelang, Mary, Gopal Jayaraman, and Rolf O. Peterson. 1998. “BIOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES, OSTEOPOROSIS, AND FRACTURE POTENTIAL OF METATARSAL TRABECULAR BONE FROM MOOSE IN ISLE ROYALE NATIONAL PARK.” Alces 34 (2): 311–18.