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Predation of ringed seal pups ( Phoca hispida ) by the arctic fox ( Alopex lagopus )

by Smith, Thomas G.
Published in Canadian Journal of Zoology (1976)
“... predator of the pups of the ringed seal (Phoca hispida). Foxes enter and kill the seal pups...”

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A field test of R package GPSeqClus: For establishing animal location clusters

by Cluff, H. Dean, Mech, L. David
Published in Ecological Solutions and Evidence (2023)
“... such endeavour is to identify clusters of GPS locations as a way to estimate predator kill rate. Clapp et al...”

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Peritoneal and head kidney cell response to intraperitoneally injected yeast glucan in Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L.

by JØRGENSEN, J. B., LUNDE, H., ROBERTSEN, B.
Published in Journal of Fish Diseases (1993)
“...) and saline were compared. Whereas saline gave no detectable peritoneal cell response, injection of the three...”

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BEAR PREDATION ON MOOSE: A REVIEW OF RECENT NORTH AMERICAN STUDIES AND THEIR MANAGEMENT IMPLICATIONS

by Ballard, Warren B.
Published 1992
“... bears. Brown bears can be significant predators of adult moose averaging 1 kill/26-102 bear-days. Black...”

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A gene expression panel for estimating age in males and females of the sleeping sickness vector Glossina morsitans.

by Eric R Lucas, Alistair C Darby, Stephen J Torr, Martin J Donnelly
Published in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases (2021)
“...Many vector-borne diseases are controlled by methods that kill the insect vectors responsible...”

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Seasonal patterns of predation for gray wolves in the multi‐prey system of Yellowstone National Park

by Metz, Matthew C., Smith, Douglas W., Vucetich, John A., Stahler, Daniel R., Peterson, Rolf O.
Published in Journal of Animal Ecology (2012)
“... of ungulates acquired per wolf per day, and least during summer when kill rate was quantified as the biomass...”

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Early post-release behaviour of Eurasian lynx translocated to the transboundary region of the Dinaric Mountains

by Topličanec, Ira, Gomerčić, Tomislav, Černe, Rok, Krofel, Miha, Pop, Ioan-Mihai, Kubala, Jakub, Tám, Branislav, Blašković, Silvia, Sindičić, Magda
Published in Journal of Vertebrate Biology
“... were detected on average 3.4 days (SD = 1.7) after the release. This study brought valuable theoretical...”

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Maternal Behavior Indicates Survival and Cause‐Specific Mortality of Moose Calves

by Obermoller, Tyler R., Delgiudice, Glenn D., Severud, William J.
Published in The Journal of Wildlife Management (2019)
“... of 15 mortalities at a mean age of 30.6 ± 15.5 (SE) days (range = 3–243 days). We launched 21...”

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Eira barbara

by Wilson, Don E., Mittermeier, Russell A.
Published 2009
“.... Females enter estrus several times each year for periods of 3-20 days. Gestation lasts 63-67 days. Delayed...”

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Eira barbara

by Wilson, Don E., Mittermeier, Russell A.
Published 2009
“.... Females enter estrus several times each year for periods of 3-20 days. Gestation lasts 63-67 days. Delayed...”

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Scavenging on a pulsed resource: quality matters for corvids but density for mammals

by Gjermund Gomo, Jenny Mattisson, Bjørn Roar Hagen, Pål Fossland Moa, Tomas Willebrand
Published in BMC Ecology (2017)
“... after the remains were left at the kill site. Corvid presence declined with days since harvest...”

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Repeated sublethal freshwater exposures reduce the amoebic gill disease parasite, Neoparamoeba perurans , on Atlantic salmon

by Wright, DW, Nowak, B, Oppedal, F, Crosbie, P, Stien, LH, Dempster, T
Published in Journal of Fish Diseases (2018)
“... to be long enough to kill Neoparamoeba perurans , the ectoparasite causing AGD, which may select...”

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Repeated sublethal freshwater exposures reduce the amoebic gill disease parasite, Neoparamoeba perurans, on Atlantic salmon

by Wright, DW, Nowak, B, Oppedal, F, Crosbie, P, Stien, LH, Dempster, T
Published in Journal of Fish Diseases (2018)
“... 3 min freshwater or seawater treatments for 6 days. Our results suggest that targeting cell...”

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Repeated sublethal freshwater exposures reduce the amoebic gill disease parasite, Neoparamoeba perurans, on Atlantic salmon

by Wright, DW, Nowak, B, Oppedal, F, Crosbie, P, Stien, LH, Dempster, T
Published in Journal of Fish Diseases (2018)
“... 3 min freshwater or seawater treatments for 6 days. Our results suggest that targeting cell...”

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Repeated sublethal freshwater exposures reduce the amoebic gill disease parasite, Neoparamoeba perurans, on Atlantic salmon

by DW Wright, B Nowak, F Oppedal, P Crosbie, LH Stien, Tim Dempster
Published 2018
“... 3 min freshwater or seawater treatments for 6 days. Our results suggest that targeting cell...”

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Reinvasion by ship rats (Rattus rattus) of forest fragments after eradication

by King, Carolyn M., Innes, John G., Gleeson, Dianne M., Fitzgerald, Neil, Winstanley, Tom, O’Brien, Barry, Bridgman, Lucy Jade, Cox, Neil R.
Published in Biological Invasions (2011)
“... (averaging 5.3 ha, scattered across 20,000 ha) in rural landscapes of Waikato, New Zealand, and monitored...”

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Efficacy of a mixture of neem seed oil (Azadirachta indica) and coconut oil (Cocos nucifera) for topical treatment of tungiasis. A randomized controlled, proof-of-principle study.

by Lynne Elson, Kithi Randu, Hermann Feldmeier, Ulrike Fillinger
Published in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases (2019)
“... The NC was not more effective in killing embedded sand fleas within 7 days than the current standard...”

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Fipronil and ivermectin treatment of cattle reduced the survival and ovarian development of field-collected Anopheles albimanus in a pilot trial conducted in northern Belize

by Staci M. Dreyer, Donovan Leiva, Marla Magaña, Marie Pott, Jonathan Kay, Alvaro Cruz, Nicole L. Achee, John P. Grieco, Jefferson A. Vaughan
Published in Malaria Journal (2019)
“... used to treat livestock for ticks could also be used to kill and/or sterilize zoophagic malaria vectors...”

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Using Movement Behavior Of Adult Female Moose To Estimate Survival And Cause-Specific Mortality Of Calves In A Declining Population

by Obermoller, Tyler
Published 2017
“... (± 15.5 [SE], range = 3–243 days). Based on observations of mortality movements, 21 investigations were...”

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Testing Global Positioning System Telemetry to Study Wolf Predation on Deer Fawns

by Demma, Dominic, Barber-Meyer, Shannon, Mech, L. David
Published 2007
“... of known fawn kill sites and ≥0.7 km and 8.3 hours at scavenging sites. Wolf travel paths indicated...”

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