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Lifetime Sex‐Specific Moose Mortality During an Intentional Population Reduction

2020-01-01

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Where elevated harvest of ungulates is a priority, managers benefit by understanding how various sources of mortality affect the age and sex structure and trend of ungulate populations. Prior studies reported a long period (1997–2014) of moose (Alces alces gigas) nutritional stress from overabundance in our study area, an intentional 31% reduction in moose numbers using liberal harvests of females (2004–2012), and...

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563b47a5-e6fa-5019-b554-ede2d8ff9e74
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10.1002/jwmg.21782
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