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Survival and population size estimates of the red wolf

2017-04-01

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Evaluating anthropogenic mortality is important to develop conservation strategies for red wolf (Canis lupus) recovery. We used 26 years of population data in a generalized linear mixed model to examine trends in cause‐specific mortality and a known‐fate model in Program MARK to estimate survival rates for the reintroduced red wolf population in North Carolina, USA. We found the proportion of mortality attributabl...

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Literature Corpus work: a65b2d81-c269-5145-b387-050c59255da1
DOI: 10.1002/jwmg.21206

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