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1994

Analyzing Telemetry Data by a GIS-Based Vector Structure, John A. Bissonette, S. S. Sherburne, and R. Douglas Ramsey; International Journal of Geographical Information Systems

California Bighorn Sheep Response to Ephemeral Habitat Fragmentation by Cattle, John A. Bissonette and M. J. Steinkamp; The First Annual Conference of the Wildlife Society: Excellence in Wildlife Stewardship Through Science and Education, Albuquerque, NM

Diet and conservation status of Cape clawless otters in eastern Zimbabwe, J. R.A. Butler and Johan T. du Toit; South African Journal of Wildlife Research

Winning by a neck, Johan T. du Toit; Africa Environment and Wildlife

Differences in Solute Accumulation and Dehydration Tolerance of Three Populus deltoides, G. M. Gebre, J. R. Brandle, and Michael R. Kuhns; Proc. 13th No. Am. Forest Biol. Wkshp.

Organic Solute Accumulation and Dehydration Tolerance in Three Water-Stressed Populus deltoides Clones, G. M. Gebre, Michael R. Kuhns, and J. R. Brandle; Tree Physiol.

Chapter 8. Wildlife and Protected Areas, D. Grossman, F. Mkanda, D. Mushayavanhu, and Johan T. du Toit; State of the Environment in Southern Africa

Silviculture terminology: with appendix of draft ecosystem management terms, J. A. Helms, D. L. Adams, J. D. Hodges, D. L. Loftis, James N. Long, and R. S. Seymour; Silviculture Working Subgroup, Society of American Foresters

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Cheatgrass Dynamics Following Wildfire on a Sagebrush Semidesert Site in Central Utah, Paul E. Hosten and Neil E. West; Proceedings-ecology and management of annual rangelands; 1992 May 18-21; Boise, ID

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Raccoons: Wildlife Damage Management Series, C. M. Huxoll, Terry A. Messmer, and Michael R. Conover

Are Native Trees Always the Best Choices?, Michael R. Kuhns; Western Landscapes Plus

Designing a Windbreak, Michael R. Kuhns; Designing a Windbreak

Firewise Landscaping, Michael R. Kuhns

Firewise Landscaping, Michael R. Kuhns; Seeds of Change, TreeUtah and utah Community Forest Council Publ.

Green Side Up: Planting Conservation Trees, Michael R. Kuhns

What is a Native Tree?, Michael R. Kuhns; SAF Urban Forestry Working Group Newsletter

What Tree is That? A Guide to the More Common Trees Found in the Western U.S., Michael R. Kuhns

Looking at Local Priorities, Michael R. Kuhns and D. J. Blahna; Urban Forests

Community Forestry on a Military Base, Michael R. Kuhns and M. W. Blood; Soc. Am. Foresters Natl. Convention

Trees and Conservation: Saving You Money, Michael R. Kuhns and S. Bunker

Trees and Power Lines: Getting the Message Through, Michael R. Kuhns and D. Robins

Assessment of goshawk nest area habitat using standdensity index, R. J. Lilieholm, James N. Long, and S. Patla; Studies in Avian Biology

Utah's Wetland Management Workbook, P. Lock-Dawson, C. Quinn, and Terry A. Messmer

Locating, constructing, and managing islands for nesting waterfowl, J. T. Lokemoen and Terry A. Messmer

Locating, constructing, and managing peninsulas for nesting ducks, J. T. Lokemoen and Terry A. Messmer

The middle and southern Rocky Mountain region, James N. Long; Regional Silviculture of the United States

A Critical Review of the Status of the Yuma Mountain Lion, Felis concolor browni, D. E. McIvor, John A. Bissonette, and G. S. Drew; Utah Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit

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Skunks: Wildlife Damage Management Series, Terry A. Messmer

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Partnerships in Progress, U.S. Prairie Pothole Joint Venture Accomplishments 1987-1993, Terry A. Messmer and C. A. Lively

Stream Bank Erosion and Channel Maintenance, M. P. O'Neill and Michael R. Kuhns; Stream Notes

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Conservation Partnership - a guide to public-private partnering for natural resource conservation, F. Robertshaw, M. Harvey, L. Molinaro, S. Kufrin, C. Lively, Terry A. Messmer, B. Proctor, H. Stuart, W. Tilt, and J. West

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Light Field Heterogeneity among Tussock Grasses: Theoretical Considerations of Light Harvesting and Seedling Establishment in Tussocks and Uniform Tiller Distributions, Ronald J. Ryel, W. Beyschlag, and Martyn M. Caldwell; Oecologia

Pollen and Resource Limitation of Reproducton in the Abundant Tropical Tree Faramea occidentalis, Eugene W. Schupp; Pollen and Resource Limitation of Reproducton in the Abundant Tropical Tree Faramea occidentalis

Propagule Characteristics Associated with Potential Seed Dispersal by Water in a South Carolina Bottomland Community, Eugene W. Schupp and R. Sharitz; Propagule Characteristics Associated with Potential Seed Dispersal by Water in a South Carolina Bottomland Community

Marten Subnivean Access Point Use: Response to Subnivean Prey Levels, S. S. Sherburne and John A. Bissonette; Journal of Wildlife Management

Bighorn Sheep Habitat Assessment of the Greater Dinosaur National Monument Area, P. Y. Sweanor, M. Gudorf, S. Chambers, F. J. Singer, John A. Bissonette, J. Ellenberger, T. L. Johnson, S. Petersburg, R. Schiller, and K. Symonds; National Park Service and National Biological Survey Report, Dinosaur National Monument, Dinosaur, CO

Factorsinfluencing the amount and distribution of leaf area of pine stands, J. M. Vose, P. M. Dougherty, James N. Long, F. W. Smith, H. L. Gholz, and P. J. Curran; Ecol. Bull.

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Effects of Climatic Change on the Edaphic Features of Arid and Semiarid Lands of Western North America, Neil E. West; Arid Soil Research and Rehabilitation

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Effects of Fire on Salt-Desert Shrub Rangelands, Neil E. West; Proceedings-ecology and management of annual rangelands; 1992 May 18-21; Boise, ID

Comparison of Sheep and Goat Preferences for Leafy Spurge, Neil E. West, John W. Walker, Scott L. Kronberg, and Saud L. Al-Rowally; Journal of Range Management

1993

An Energetics-Based Habitat Model for Marten in Newfoundland, William A. Adair and John A. Bissonette; Technical Workshop for the Integration of Research Projects of the Western Newfoundland Model Forest Management Corporation, Corner Brook, Newfoundland Canada

An Energetics-Based Habitat Model for Marten in Newfoundland, William A. Adair and John A. Bissonette; Proceedings of Technical Workshop for the Integration of Research Projects of the Western Newfoundland Model Forest management Corporation

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Monitoring the urban forest: Case studies and evaluations, Fred A. Baker; Environmental Monitoring and Assessment

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Model for Environmental Education in Natural Resources, Roger E. Banner, Mark G. Francis, and G. Allen Rasmussen; The Journal of Environmental Education

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A Simple Algorithm to Calculate Total Interaction Rate, John A. Bissonette; Animal Behavior

Squirrel Middens Influence Marten Use of Subnivean Access Points, John A. Bissonette; American Midland Naturalist

Effects of Habitat Spatial Patterns on Martes Population in Europe and North America: A Multi-Scale Approach, John A. Bissonette and S. M. Broekhuizen; Landscape Approaches in Mammalian Ecology: Effects of Habitat Spatial Configuration, Sixth International Theriological congress, Sydney Australia

Linking Landscape and Smaller Scale Responses: A Multi-Scale Model, John A. Bissonette and C. D. Hargis; The First International Wildlife Management Congress, San Jose, Costa Rica

Martens Key in on Prey Beneath the Snow, John A. Bissonette and S. S. Sherburne; U.S. Forestry and Wildlife Service Research Information Bulletin

Relationship Between Subnivean Access Point Use and Subnivean Prey, John A. Bissonette and S. S. Sherburne; Forest Carnivore Populations and Habitat Symposium, 21st International Union of Game Biologists, Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada

Subnivean Access: The Prey Connection, John A. Bissonette and S. S. Sherburne; Proceedings of the XXI IUGB Congress, International Union of Game Biologists, Halifax, N.S.

GIS Management of Telemetry Data, John A. Bissonette, S. S. Sherburne, and R. Douglas Ramsey; The First International Wildlife Management Congress, San Jose, Costa Rica

Utah Wildlife Conservation Program Directory, Utah Private Lands Initiative Committee

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Book review: Biotic Diversity in Southern Africa: Concepts and Conservation, Johan T. du Toit; Oryx

The feeding ecology of a very small ruminant, the steenbok (Raphicerus campestris), Johan T. du Toit; African Journal of Ecology

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Effects of Water Stress Preconditioning on Gas Exchange and Water Relations of Populus deltoides Clones, G. M. Gebre and Michael R. Kuhns; Can. J. Forest Res.

Fractal Geometry as a Tool for Quantifying Forest Fragmentation, C. D. Hargis and John A. Bissonette; Annual Meeting of the Utah Chapter of the Wildlife Society, St. George UT

A guide to Utah's farmland wildlife predators and their management, P. W. Klimack, Terry A. Messmer, and D. A. Mitchell

City Forests, Michael R. Kuhns

Firewise Landscaping, Michael R. Kuhns; Tree Leaves, ISA Rocky Mountain Chapter Publ.

Identification and Keys: Identifying Trees, Michael R. Kuhns; Nebraskaland Magazine

Landscape Trees and Global Warming, Michael R. Kuhns; Tree Leaves, ISA Rocky Mountain Chapter Publ.

New Tree Planting Method Increases Tree Vigor, Michael R. Kuhns; Great Western Landscapes Plus

Planting Trees for Energy Conservation, Michael R. Kuhns

Summer Key to Nebraska's Trees, Michael R. Kuhns; Nebraskaland Magazine

Trees and Power Lines, Michael R. Kuhns

Trees and Power Lines, Michael R. Kuhns

Dehydration Tolerance of Five Bur Oak (Quercus macrocarpa) Seed Sources from Texas, Nebraska, Minnesota, and New York, Michael R. Kuhns, W. W. Stroup, and G. M. Gebre; Can. J. Forest Res.

Book review: The Silviculture of Trees Used in British Forestry, James N. Long; For. Ecol. & Management

Purple Loosestrife: a beautiful killer is loose in Utah, Terry A. Messmer

The Proceedings of a National Symposium on Endangered Species "Pesticide" Protection Programs, Terry A. Messmer

Utah vertebrate pest damage management product guide, Terry A. Messmer and P. W. Klimack

Utah wildlife conservation directory, Terry A. Messmer and P. W. Klimack

Wildlife Partners Calendar, Terry A. Messmer and C. A. Lively

Causes of Population Decline in Mourning Doves in Utah, W. D. Ostrand and John A. Bissonette; Annual Meeting of the Utah Chapter of the Wildlife Society, St. George UT

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Canopy stratification and leaf area efficiency: aconceptualization. For. Ecol. and Management, S. D. Roberts, James N. Long, and F. W. Smith; For. Ecol. & Management

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Foliage Orientation and Carbon Gain in Two Tussock Grasses as Assessed with a New Whole-Plant Gas-Exchange Model, Ronald J. Ryel, W. Beyschlag, and Martyn M. Caldwell; Functional Ecology

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Quantity, Quality and the Effectiveness of Seed Dispersal by Animals, Eugene W. Schupp; Vegetatio

Seed Size, Light Environment and Seedling Vigor of a Tropical Tree, Eugene W. Schupp; Seed Size, Light Environment and Seedling Vigor of a Tropical Tree

Seed Size, Light Environment and Seedling Vigor of a Tropical Tree, Eugene W. Schupp; Seed Size, Light Environment and Seedling Vigor of a Tropical Tree

Secondary Growth Forest as Potential Marten Habitat in Newfoundland, B. R. Sturtevant and John A. Bissonette; Technical Workshop for the Integration of Research Projects of the Western Newfoundland Model Forest Management Corporation, Corner Brook, Newfoundland Canada

Wetlands of Utah, D. S. Vice and Terry A. Messmer

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“Natural” or “Healthy” Ecosystems: Are U.S. National Parks Providing Them?, Frederic H. Wagner and Charles E. Kay; Humans as Components of Ecosystem: Human Effects and the Ecology of Populated Areas

1992

Cattle, brucellosis, and wildlife, C. L. Bagley and Terry A. Messmer

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Physiographic Provinces and Surface Geology of Utah, Roger E. Banner; Rangelands

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Vegetation Types of Utah, Roger E. Banner; Rangelands

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Stomatal Patchiness in Mediterranean Evergreen Sclerophylls. Phenomenology and Consequences for the Interpretation of the Midday Depression in Photosynthesis and Transpiration, Wolfram Beyschlag, Hardy Pfanz, and Ronald J. Ryel; Planta

Experimental and Modeling Studies of Competition for Light in Roadside Grasses, W. Beyschlag, Ronald J. Ryel, and I. Ullmann; Botanica Acta

Emerging Values in Wildlife Management: Predator Management in Utah, John A. Bissonette; Emerging Values of Wildlife, Utah Wilderness Association, Salt Lake City, UT

Landscape Ecology: Fundamental Concepts for Wildlife and Forest Biologists, John A. Bissonette; Silviculture for Non-Silviculturists, Forest Resources Department, Utah State University, Logan

Theory of Landscape Ecology and Ecosystem Management, John A. Bissonette; Wildlife Habitat Managemtnt Short Course, Fish and Wildlife Department, Utah State University, Logan UT

Woody Plant-Mammal Interactions, John P. Bryant, Paul B. Reichardt, Thomas P. Clausen, Frederick D. Provenza, and P. J. Kuropat; Herbivores: Their Interactions with Secondary Plant Metabolites

Condensed Tannins in Plant Defense: A Perspective on Classical Theories, Thomas P. Clausen, Paul B. Reichardt, John P. Bryant, and Frederick D. Provenza; Plant Polyphenols. Synthesis, Properties, Significance

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Influence of leaf area and canopy structure on size-density relationsin even-aged lodgepole pine stands, T. J. Dean and James N. Long; For. Ecol. & Management

Conservation and the Role of Reductionism: From Pattern to Process, G. S. Drew and John A. Bissonette; The Sixth Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology, Virginia Polytechnical Institute, Blacksburg, VA

Habitat Selection of American Marten (Martes americana): Resource Access or Avoidance of Predation Risk, G. S. Drew and John A. Bissonette; Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America, Honolulu HI

Training Tomorrow's Specialists in Wildlife Damage Management, Raymond Dueser; Fifth Eastern Wildlife Damage Control Conference

Winning by a neck: some trees succeed in life by offering giraffes a meal of flowers, Johan T. du Toit; Natural History

Effects of Water Stress and Drought Preconditioning on Gas Exchange of Populus deltoides Clones, G. M. Gebre and Michael R. Kuhns; Proc. 12th No. Am. Forest Biol. Wkshp.

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Forest production and the organization of foliage within crowns andcanopies, S. B. Jack and James N. Long; For. Ecol. & Management