P-ISSN 0835-5851
E-ISSN 2293-6629
Vol. 25, 1989January 01, 1989 MDT
MOOSE ACCESS ROUTES TO AN AQUATIC FEEDING SITE
MOOSE ACCESS ROUTES TO AN AQUATIC FEEDING SITE
H. R. Timmermann, G. D. Racey,
Articles in Vol. 25, 1989
Vol. 25, 1989
- BEARS, WOLVES, MOOSE, AND FOREST SUCCESSION, SOME MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS ON THE KENAI PENINSULA, ALASKACharles C. SchwartzAlbert W. Franzmann
- ABNORMAL ANTLERS AND KIDNEY STONES IN MOOSE DISPLAYING SYMPTOMS OF PARELAPHOSTRONGYLOSISWilliam J. Peterson
- OPINIONS OF ONTARIO MOOSE HUNTERS ON CHANGES TO THE SELECTIVE HARVEST SYSTEMChristopher H. R. WedelesHoward SmithRick Rollins
- TWENTY YEARS OF MOOSE IMMOBILIZATION WITH SUCCINYLCHOLINE CHLORIDEVictor Van Ballenberghe
- HEAVY UTILIZATION OF WOODY PLANTS BY MOOSE DURING SUMMER AT DENALI NATIONAL PARK, ALASKAVictor Van BallenbergheDale G. MiquelleJames G. MacCracken
- THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUNTER ACCESSIBILITY AND MOOSE CONDITION IN NEWFOUNDLANDSteven H. FergusonW. Eugene MercerSebastian M. Oosenbrug
- WHOLE WEIGHTS OF MOOSE FROM ALGONQUIN PARK, ONTARIO CANADANorman W. S. QuinnRobert W. Aho
- CADMIUM CONCENTRATIONS IN NEWFOUNDLAND MOOSEJoe BrazilSteve Ferguson
- SWEDISH MOOSE MANAGEMENT AND HARVEST DURING THE PERIOD 1964-1989Sten LavsundFinn Sandegren
- MOOSE RESPONSE TO HUNTING AND 1 KM² BLOCK CUTTINGGordon Eason
- REPRODUCTION AND MORTALITY OF MOOSE TRANSLOCATED FROM ONTARIO TO MICHIGANRobert W. AhoJohn Hendrickson
- SELECTIVE HARVESTS, HUNTERS, AND MOOSE IN CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIAKenneth N. ChildDaniel A. Aitken
- MOOSE HUNTER SHOOTING PROFICIENCY IN ONTARIOM. E. BussR. GollatH. R. Timmermann
- MOOSE ACCESS ROUTES TO AN AQUATIC FEEDING SITEH. R. TimmermannG. D. Racey
- USE OF TIME-LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY TO DETERMINE CARCASS DISPOSITIONM. L. Wilton
- FIRST YEAR EFFECTS ON MOOSE BROWSE FROM TWO SILVICULTURAL APPLICATIONS OF GLYPHOSATE IN ONTARIOH. G. Cumming
- DISTRIBUTION OF ELAPHOSTONGYLINE NEMATODES (METASTRONGYLOIDEA: PROTOSTRONGYLIDAE) IN CERVIDAE AND POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF MOVING RANGIFER SPP. INTO AND WITHIN NORTH AMERICAMurray W. LankesterDavid Fong
- USE OF RESIDUAL STRIPS OF TIMBER BY MOOSE WITHIN CUTOVERS IN NORTHWESTERN ONTARIOB. MastenbrookH. Cumming
- WINTER HABITAT USE BY MOOSE IN THE VICINITY OF AN OPEN PIT COPPER MINE IN NORTH-CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIADavid WestworthLawrence BrusnykJohn RobertsHennie Veldhuzien
- EDUCATION AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION WORKSHOP SESSIOND. Minty
- ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY. A CRITICAL ELEMENT OF A LIBERAL EDUCATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURYMilton McClaren
- PROJECT WILD IN NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADORDennis Minty
- PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT AS A MANAGEMENT TOOLDennis Schenborn
- BANQUET ADDRESS - 25TH NORTH AMERICAN MOOSE CONFERENCEF. Manuel
- DISTINGUISHED MOOSE BIOLOGISTA. Editors
Timmermann, H. R., and G. D. Racey. 1989. “MOOSE ACCESS ROUTES TO AN AQUATIC FEEDING SITE.” Alces 25 (January): 104–11.