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Q and A's about Gray Wolf Biology
Woodland caribou, bison and beaver, the wolves’ prey base, were also brought to near-extinction by settlers and ... eat moose, beaver, and snowshoe hare. In the Rocky Mountains, wolves feed on elk, deer, moose, bison, and beaver. Wolves even eat some insects, small mammals, nuts, and berries. They ...
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A history of wildlife in North America - MarineBio.org
This chapter documents these changes and illustrates them through extended examples of the history of bison and beaver ...
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Appalachian Mountains chapter for Conservation International book on Wilderness
The well known slaughter of the thunderous American bison (Bison bison) started in the east and ... fisher and beaver spread south down the mountain chain. Other species, such as peregrine falcons (Falco peregrinus), require much more active involvement by biologists, and often ...
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Dinosaur National Monument, Colorado/Utah (part 1 of 3)
The canyon walls are home to goshawk, turkey vulture, several species of hawk, and even Canada geese in the winter. Extirpated in ... the bald eagle, peregrine falcon, Colorado squawfish, and razorback sucker, live in the monument either all year or seasonally. Gray wolf, bison and grizzly bear have long been extirpated from the ...
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Focus on the Canadian Wildlife Service - Canadian Wildlife Service - Environment Canada
Mammals Get Involved Habitat and Stewardship Hunting and Fishing International Issues Kid's Activities and Education Laws, Regulations, Enforcement Maps and Images Species at Risk Travelling and ... beaver, its caribou, its loons, its wolves... we would have lost our soul." Although we share our land, water, and ... bison and the swift fox. These strategies range from the captive breeding of animals and ...
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Gray Wolf - WDNR
Deer comprise over 80% of the diet much of the year, but beaver become important in spring and fall. Beavers spend ... species (e.g., elk, bison and deer), transformed wolf habitat into farms and towns and persistently killed wolves. As the continent was settled, wolves declined in numbers and became more restricted in range. ...
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Vertebrate Paleontology Photo Gallery
Phalacrocorax filyawi (cormorant) MAMMALIA (mammals) Artiodactyla (deer, antelopes, pigs, goats, bison, and other even-toed ungulates) Hexameryx simpsoni (pronghorn antelope) Kyptoceras amatorum (primitive ungulate) ... columbi (Columbian mammoth) Rodentia (rats, mice, squirrels, beavers, porcupines, capybaras) Castoroides leiseyorum (beaver) Erethizon poyeri (porcupine) ...
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Mammals in Kansas
There are species portrait pages done for the Bison, Fox Squirrel, Pronghorn and Beaver. Range maps and population status for three other mammal species may be found in the Kansas Wildlife Refuge. For basic information on 40 common and ...
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Other Animals and Plants on the Great Plains
Great Plains Other Animals & Plants Until group pages for wildflowers, grasses and invertebrates are created, individual web pages in those areas will be archived here. Eventually, they ... on shorebirds of the Great Plains! Mammals Beaver Bison Fox Squirrel Pronghorn Visit the Mammal's Den for information on 40 of the more common and noticeable mammal species found in Kansas! Woody ...
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A Tarnished Crown Jewel
Yet rangers and greens consistently portray issues in isolation from one another. They have an elk plan, a bison ...
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