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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Pekania Pennanti"”.

  1. Assessing changes in connectivity and abundance through time for fisher in the southern Sierra Nevada

    … events. The population of fisher (<italic>Pekania pennanti</italic>, formerly <italic>Martes pennanti</italic>) in the southern Sierra Nevada Mountains of California is small and completely genetically isolated. My dissertation research investigates the timing and cause of this population's …

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  2. Assessing changes in connectivity and abundance through time for fisher in the southern Sierra Nevada

    … events. The population of fisher (<italic>Pekania pennanti</italic>, formerly <italic>Martes pennanti</italic>) in the southern Sierra Nevada Mountains of California is small and completely genetically isolated. My dissertation research investigates the timing and cause of this population's …

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  3. Effects of forest management, prey, and predators on the habitat selection of fishers in the South Cascades of Washington.

    … assessed prior to reintroductions. The fisher (Pekania pennanti) is a commonly reintroduced species that requires complex forest structure for reproduction, relies on a variety of prey, and interacts with a number of other carnivore species. In this thesis, I assessed prey availability for a …

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  4. Science, Community, and Culture: A Holistic Approach to Ecological Research and Education

    <p>Global biodiversity has declined at an alarming rate over the past century as a result of many complex human-induced environmental changes. Standardized surveys have historically been used to identify drivers of species declines, but such studies are often resource-intensive, resulting in …

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