21. WWF - Canada Quiz Finds Canadians Relate to Caribou | HumaneSpot.org
include the caribou, grey wolf, Asian elephant, walrus, and tiger.
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from 25 Years of Data on Wolf Predation on Livestock
Submitted on Jun 20, 2011 (Original item from 2004)
Farmed Animals | Wildlife and Exotics | Wildlife
by Wildlife Conservation Society, Conservation
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23. Hunting or Trapping | HumaneSpot.org
to manage the state's wolf population. The state's wolf population, which was estimated to be only 750 animals in the 1950s, has since rebounded to a stable population of about 3,000 wolves.
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Wolf in Coyote's Clothing: A New Genetic Study Adds Fuel to the Hybrid Debate
Submitted on Jun 13, 2011 (Original item from 2011)
Wildlife and Exotics
by University of California, Los
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are cats and dogs. Wolf domestication was initiated late in the Mesolithic when humans were nomadic hunter-gatherers... The first domestic cats had limited utility and initiated their domestication among the earliest agricultural
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include the caribou, grey wolf, Asian elephant, walrus, and tiger.
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27. Wildlife and Exotics | HumaneSpot.org
paper discusses the role of wolf as wildlife and as intruder/predator, discussing various considerations that should be made when engaging with and managing this ecologically important species. Previous cases of wildlife management and ensuing
http://www.humaneresearch.org/taxonomy/term/12?page=2 - 28.8kb
28. Hunting or Trapping | HumaneSpot.org
paper discusses the role of wolf as wildlife and as intruder/predator, discussing various considerations that should be made when engaging with and managing this ecologically important species. Previous cases of wildlife management and ensuing
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29. Preservation or Restoration | HumaneSpot.org
paper discusses the role of wolf as wildlife and as intruder/predator, discussing various considerations that should be made when engaging with and managing this ecologically important species. Previous cases of wildlife management and ensuing
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Research Citation Details - Wolf in Coyote's Clothing: A New Genetic Study Adds Fuel to the Hybrid Debate
Submitted on Jun 13, 2011 (Original item from 2011)
Wildlife and Exotics | Wildlife
by University of
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