P-ISSN 0835-5851
E-ISSN 2293-6629
Vol. 29, 1993January 01, 1993 MDT
PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS REGARDING MEAN APRIL TEMPERATURE AS A POSSIBLE PREDICTOR OF TICK-INDUCED HAIR-LOSS ON MOOSE IN SOUTH CENTRAL ONTARIO, CANADA
PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS REGARDING MEAN APRIL TEMPERATURE AS A POSSIBLE PREDICTOR OF TICK-INDUCED HAIR-LOSS ON MOOSE IN SOUTH CENTRAL ONTARIO, CANADA
Mike L. Wilton, Dale L. Garner,
Articles in Vol. 29, 1993
Vol. 29, 1993
- STATUS AND MANAGEMENT OF MOOSE IN MASSACHUSETTSGary M. VecellioRobert D. DeblingerJames E. Cardoza
- BIOPOLITICS OF WOLF MANAGEMENT IN ALASKAAlbert W. Franzmann
- OBSERVATIONS OF PRE- AND POST-PARTUM BEHAVIOUR OF MOOSE IN CENTRAL ONTARIOE. M. AddisonR. F. McLaughlinD. J. H. FraserM. E. Buss
- USE OF AERIAL SURVEYS FOR ESTIMATING AND MONITORING MOOSE POPULATIONS - A REVIEWH. R. Timmermann
- TESTING THE SENSITIVITY OF MOOSE HARVEST DATA TO CHANGES IN AERIAL POPULATION ESTIMATES IN ONTARIOH. R. TimmermannH. A. WhitlawA. R. Rodgers
- BROWSE AND HERBAGE YIELD FOLLOWING CLEARING IN THE ALBERTA MONTANE ASPEN ECOREGIONEdmund S. Telfer
- RELATIONSHIP OF MANDIBULAR TOOTH WEAR TO GENDER, AGE AND PERIODONTAL DISEASE OF ISLE ROYALE MOOSEMary HindelangRolf O. Peterson
- PREDICTING MOOSE POPULATION PARAMETERS FROM HUNTING STATISTICSRéhaume CourtoisMichel Crête
- THE STATUS OF MOOSE AND THEIR MANAGEMENT IN MAINEKaren MorrisKenneth Elowe
- USE OF COHORT ANALYSIS TO ESTIMATE ABUNDANCE, RECRUITMENT AND SURVIVORSHIP OF NEWFOUNDLAND MOOSESteven H. Ferguson
- ULTRASONIC FAT MEASUREMENT OF CAPTIVE YEARLING BULL MOOSEThomas R. StephensonKris J. HundertmarkCharles C. SchwartzVictor Van Ballenberghe
- USE OF PHYSICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL INDICES FOR MONITORING MOOSE POPULATION STATUS - A REVIEWAlbert W. FranzmannWarren B. Ballard
- SUPPLEMENTAL FEEDING OF MOOSE DURING WINTER: CAN HAY SERVE AS AN EMERGENCY RATION?Charles C. SchwartzKris J. Hundertmark
- THE USE OF SCHAEFER'S AND FOX'S SURPLUS-YIELD MODELS TO ESTIMATE OPTIMAL MOOSE HARVEST AND HUNTING EFFORTRéhaume CourtoisHélène Jolicoeur
- THE HISTORY AND STATUS OF MOOSE MANAGEMENT IN NEW HAMPSHIREKristine M. BontaitesKent Gustafson
- THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF WINTER TICK (DERMACENTOR ALBIPICTUS) IN THE DYNAMICS OF A SOUTH CENTRAL ONTARIO POPULATIONDale L. GarnerMike L. Wilton
- POTENTIAL USE OF TRACK-PELLET GROUP COUNTS FOR MOOSE CENSUSINGR. A. LautenschlagerPeter A. Jordan
- HUNTER EFFORT AND OBSERVATIONS - THE POTENTIAL FOR MONITORING TRENDS OF MOOSE POPULATIONS -A REVIEWVince Crichton
- THE STATUS AND MANAGEMENT OF MOOSE IN VERMONTCedric E. Alexander
- PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS REGARDING MEAN APRIL TEMPERATURE AS A POSSIBLE PREDICTOR OF TICK-INDUCED HAIR-LOSS ON MOOSE IN SOUTH CENTRAL ONTARIO, CANADAMike L. WiltonDale L. Garner
- DOES GETTING A BULL SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE VALUE? THE NET ECONOMIC VALUE OF MOOSE HUNTING IN MAINEKevin J. BoyleAlan G. Clark
- HISTORIC AND CURRENT DISTRIBUTION OF MOOSE IN THE NORTHEAST USSRN. K. Zheleznov
- SEASONAL VARIATION AND EFFECTS OF WINTER TICKS (DERMACENTOR ALBIPICTUS) ON CONSUMPTION OF FOOD BY CAPTIVE MOOSE (ALCES ALCES) CALVESE. M. AddisonR. F. McLaughlin
- POPULATION AND GENETIC EFFECTS OF SELECTIVE HARVEST STRATEGIES IN MOOSE: A MODELING APPROACHKris J. HundertmarkThomas H. ThelenCharles C. Schwartz
- CONSTRUCTING SIMPLE POPULATION MODELS FOR MOOSE MANAGEMENTCharles C. Schwartz
- USING ROAD-KILLS AS AN INDEX TO MOOSE POPULATION CHANGEAlan C. Hicks
- CARE, GROWTH AND COST OF CAPTIVE MOOSE CALVESMurray W. LankesterTanya Wheeler-SmithStefan Dudzinski
- POPULATION SIMULATION VARIATIONS DUE TO DISTRIBUTION OF VARIABLESDaniel L. EricksonAaron N. Moen
- COMPARISON OF PELLET COUNTS AND AERIAL COUNTS FOR ESTIMATING DENSITY OF MOOSE AT ISLE ROYALE: A PROGRESS REPORTPeter A. JordanRolf O. PetersonPatrick CampbellBrian McLaren
- ERRATUM - IN UTERO PREGNANCY RATE, TWINNING RATE AND FETUS PRODUCTION FOR AGE-SPECIFIC GROUPS OF COW MOOSE IN SOUTH-CENTRAL ALASKA (Alces 28:223-234)Ronald D. Modafferi
- MOOSE CONFERENCE WORKSHOP, MAY 20, 1993H. R. Timmermann
Wilton, Mike L., and Dale L. Garner. 1993. “PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS REGARDING MEAN APRIL TEMPERATURE AS A POSSIBLE PREDICTOR OF TICK-INDUCED HAIR-LOSS ON MOOSE IN SOUTH CENTRAL ONTARIO, CANADA.” Alces 29 (January): 197–200.