P-ISSN 0835-5851
E-ISSN 2293-6629
Vol. 11, 1975November 03, 1975 MDT
Visual Estimation of Sex and Social Class in Moose (Alces Alces) From the Ground and the Plan (a Preliminary Study)
Visual Estimation of Sex and Social Class in Moose (Alces Alces) From the Ground and the Plan (a Preliminary Study)
Articles in Vol. 11, 1975
Vol. 11, 1975
- Research Boon or Bondoggle?Patrick D. Karns
- Effects of Cutover Width on Browse Utilization by MooseG. D. HamiltonP. D. Drysdale
- The Impact of Moose Browsing on Winter and Summer Food Supplies in Gaspe Peninsula, QuebecMichel CreteJean Bedard
- Use of Forest Cuts by Big Game in the Porcupine ForestRoss MacLennan
- Characteristics of Paper Birch Saplings Browsed by Moose and Snowshoe HaresJohn L. Oldemeyer
- Interactions of White-Tailed Deer and Moose on Sympatric Range in Central OntarioStephen Kearney
- Best Timing of Moose Surveys in AlbertaGerry M. Lynch
- Visual Estimation of Sex and Social Class in Moose (_Alces Alces_) From the Ground and the Plan (a Preliminary Study)A. B. BubenikO. WilliamsH. R. Timmerman
Bubenik, A. B., Williams, O., & Timmerman, H. R. (1975). Visual estimation of sex and social class in moose (Alces alces) from the ground and the plan (a preliminary study). Alces, 11, 157–176.