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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"mountain lion"”.
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Anthropogenic Factors Affecting Mountain Lions in the Black Hills of South Dakota
Historically, mountain lions (Puma concolor) in North America were persecuted, at least since European colonization. The distribution of mountain lions declined for decades until in the mid-1900s, when they persisted only in the mountains of western North America and wetlands of the Florida …
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Ecology of Mountain Lions (Puma concolor) in the North Dakota Badlands: Population Dynamics and Prey Use
Mountain lions (Puma concolor) have recently recolonized the North Dakota Badlands nearly a century after their extirpation; due to the relatively recent reappearance of mountain lions in the region, most population metrics are unknown. From 2011‒2013, we fitted 14 mountain lions with GPS collars …
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Wildlife Decomposition in West Central Montana: A Preliminary Study Conducted to Provide Field Investigation Material and Training for Wildlife Officers
… early fall, and another middle fall; three mountain lion kittens and a whitetail deer placed late fall; and an adult mountain lion placed during the winter. Data collection included weather, photography, decomposition characteristics, and insects. It is also important to note that TOD …
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Wildlife Decomposition in West Central Montana: A Preliminary Study Conducted to Provide Field Investigation Material and Training for Wildlife Officers
… early fall, and another middle fall; three mountain lion kittens and a whitetail deer placed late fall; and an adult mountain lion placed during the winter. Data collection included weather, photography, decomposition characteristics, and insects. It is also important to note that TOD …
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Growing Cold: Postwar Women Writers and the Novel of Development, 1945-1960
… of the Wedding (1946), Jean Stafford’s The Mountain Lion (1947), Shirley Jackson’s Hangsaman (1951), and Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird (1960) – I show that postwar women writers were actively shaping the genre in a way that would fundamentally shift how adolescent girlhood would be …
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California City
… In “Tree’d,†a young girl goes mountain lion hunting with strangers. In “Married,†a young married woman begins to lose her mind after some pencil lead becomes lodged in the skin of her infant daughter.
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California City
… In “Tree’d,†a young girl goes mountain lion hunting with strangers. In “Married,†a young married woman begins to lose her mind after some pencil lead becomes lodged in the skin of her infant daughter.