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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"fawn survival"”.

  1. Effect of Oil and Natural Gas Development on Survival and Health of White-tailed Deer in the Western Dakotas

    … mortality (61%). Intrinsic three- and six-month fawn survival models indicated capture type (six-months: 53%, SE = 0.07 and 74%, SE = 0.05, VIT and opportunistic six-month fawns, respectively) influenced survival. Extrinsic three- and six-month fawn survival models indicated that canopy cover at …

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  2. Factors Affecting White-tailed Deer Recruitment in Virginia

    … growth. We evaluated white-tailed deer fawn recruitment both directly and indirectly at relatively broader spatial and temporal scales. We studied fawn survival on Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia, USA from 2008–2019. We used the Kaplan-Meier estimator, and Cox-proportional hazards …

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  3. Ecology of mule deer on the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site, Colorado

    … 1983-December 1984. Thirty-eight adults and 28 fawns were radio collared, and 35 adults were color collared or ear tagged. Population estimates were 365 and 370 deer for 1983 and 1984, respectively. The sex ratio (yearling and adult) was 60 males: 100 females. Adult female pregnancy rate was …

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  4. Mule deer response to military activity in southeast Colorado

    … I radio-collared fifty adult deer and 49 fawns. Female seasonal home ranges were larger in maneuver than non maneuver areas. During the nonsummer period female home ranges were larger in previous-maneuver than non maneuver areas. Fawn summer home ranges were larger in maneuver than …

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  5. Population Dynamics and Spatial Ecology of White-tailed Deer in the Central Appalachian Mountains of Virginia

    … of these changes in white-tailed deer herds are survival, cause-specific mortality, home-range variation, both broad and fine-scale resource selection, and ultimately population growth trends in response to changes in both population vital rates and hunter harvest regulations. In this study, I …

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