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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Trapping effort"”.

  1. Small Mammal Habitat Associations in a Fragmented Agricultural Landscape

    … Bulloch and Candler Counties, Georgia. Prior to trapping, each site was classified based on predominant habitat type. Within each trap site, habitat variables were quantified for capture and non-capture trap stations. Using GPS and ArcMap GIS, I quantified surrounding land cover associated with …

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  2. Comparing Semi-Urban and Forest Populations of the Jalisco Mud Turtle (<i>Kinosternon chimalhuaca</i>)

    … a population of 741 ± 132 individuals. Similar trapping effort in the forest habitat surrounding the Chamela field station yielded 12 turtles, added to a collection of 25 prior opportunistic captures. In town, turtles exhibited a iii female-biased ratio (1:2.16; 68% female; N = 174), contrasting …

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  3. Evaluating the population control of invasive crayfish using removals and male sterilisation.

    … leniusculus using a combination of intensive trapping (baited traps and artificial refuge traps: ARTs) and the mechanical sterilisation and release of large males (Sterile Male Release Technique: SMRT) using both field studies (on the River Barle, Devon, Southern England) and laboratory-based …

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  4. Spatial ecology of grey squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis) in an urban environment

    … of a population to be<br/>vulnerable to control efforts, (ii) the rate of removal of individuals to exceed<br/>the rate of population growth, and (iii) immigration into the population to be<br/>zero. Development of effective management and control strategies for grey<br/>squirrels meeting these …

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