Black Bear Bibliography

The Bear Bibliography Project grew from mutual recognition by the Alaska Cooperative Park Studies Unit and the U.S. National Park Service of interest, need, and capability. The National Park Service is responsible for the preservation of both remnant and essentially undisturbed populations of brown...

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Main Authors: Tracy, D.M., Dean, F.C., Anderson, C.M., Jordan, T.M.
Format: Report
Language:unknown
Published: Alaska Cooperative Park Studies Unit, Biology and Resource Management Program, University of Alaska 1982
Subjects:
Ursus arctos
Alaska
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/11122/3024
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spelling ftunivalaska:oai:scholarworks.alaska.edu:11122/3024 2023-05-15T18:41:55+02:00 Black Bear Bibliography Tracy, D.M. Dean, F.C. Anderson, C.M. Jordan, T.M. 1982 http://hdl.handle.net/11122/3024 unknown Alaska Cooperative Park Studies Unit, Biology and Resource Management Program, University of Alaska http://hdl.handle.net/11122/3024 Report 1982 ftunivalaska 2023-02-23T21:35:56Z The Bear Bibliography Project grew from mutual recognition by the Alaska Cooperative Park Studies Unit and the U.S. National Park Service of interest, need, and capability. The National Park Service is responsible for the preservation of both remnant and essentially undisturbed populations of brown and black bears and for the management of bear-human interactions in NPS areas. The Alaska Cooperative Park Studies Unit (ACPSU) proposed to conduct an exhaustive, synthetic, and computerized bibliographic project concentrating initially on Ursus arctos on a worldwide basis and Ursus americanus. Work on the first contract for this project started in September 1976. National Park Service Contract No. CX-900-6-E153 Report Ursus arctos Alaska University of Alaska: ScholarWorks@UA
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description The Bear Bibliography Project grew from mutual recognition by the Alaska Cooperative Park Studies Unit and the U.S. National Park Service of interest, need, and capability. The National Park Service is responsible for the preservation of both remnant and essentially undisturbed populations of brown and black bears and for the management of bear-human interactions in NPS areas. The Alaska Cooperative Park Studies Unit (ACPSU) proposed to conduct an exhaustive, synthetic, and computerized bibliographic project concentrating initially on Ursus arctos on a worldwide basis and Ursus americanus. Work on the first contract for this project started in September 1976. National Park Service Contract No. CX-900-6-E153
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author Tracy, D.M.
Dean, F.C.
Anderson, C.M.
Jordan, T.M.
spellingShingle Tracy, D.M.
Dean, F.C.
Anderson, C.M.
Jordan, T.M.
Black Bear Bibliography
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Dean, F.C.
Anderson, C.M.
Jordan, T.M.
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title Black Bear Bibliography
title_short Black Bear Bibliography
title_full Black Bear Bibliography
title_fullStr Black Bear Bibliography
title_full_unstemmed Black Bear Bibliography
title_sort black bear bibliography
publisher Alaska Cooperative Park Studies Unit, Biology and Resource Management Program, University of Alaska
publishDate 1982
url http://hdl.handle.net/11122/3024
genre Ursus arctos
Alaska
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Alaska
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