'Home range' diaporamas de présentation

WILDLIFE DIVISION

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Cetacean BINGO

Cetacean BINGO. Call list #2. 1. These dolphins are commonly found in zoos and aquaria. One female has lived in an aquarium at Marineland , Florida for more than 58 years. . ANSWER: Bottlenose dolphin. 2. Northern right whale dolphin. 3. Sei whale. 4.

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Kenneth Johnston

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WHITE-TAIL DEER

WHITE-TAIL DEER. From foukeffa.org Written by Teri Micke Ag Student Texas A&M GA Ag Ed Curriculum Office To accompany the Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Lesson 03453-1.1 July 2001. DESCRIPTION. 3-3 1/2 feet tall weight: 150 lbs (largest buck was 425 lbs).

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NR505 GIS Applications in Wildlife Sciences

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Are multiple-capture traps always better than single-capture ones?

Are multiple-capture traps always better than single-capture ones?. Bruce Warburton and Andrew Gormley Landcare Research. MSI Strategic Technologies for MSPC Programme Objectives. Obj 1: Reducing the costs of aerial and ground- based control

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The Hellbenders of North Carolina

The Hellbenders of North Carolina. Who are they and what do they mean for our survival?. What is a Hellbender?. Cryptobranchus alleganiensis are extremely large, completely aquatic salamanders native to the Eastern United States. The largest hellbender ever recorded was nearly 2 1/2 ft. long.

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Long-distance movements by flannelmouth sucker in big river habitats

Long-distance movements by flannelmouth sucker in big river habitats. Matthew J. Breen & Trina N. Hedrick, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Introduction. Historical range reduced Bezzerides & Bestgen (2002) Utah Tier I Sensitive Species State & Range-Wide conservation agreements

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Introduction to statistical estimation methods

Introduction to statistical estimation methods. Finse Alpine Research Center, 10-11 September 2010. OUTLINE. Focus of the course: Introduce essential methods for statistical modelling in ecology Construction of biologically sound models

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White-tailed Deer:

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Wood Turtles: habitat selection, hom e range, and population ecology

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Chapter Nine

Chapter Nine. Nonhuman Primate Behavior. Why Primates Form Groups. There are two main hypotheses the resource-defense model the predation model The resource-defense model is based on the idea that a group of animals can defend access to resources, such as fruit trees.

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Factors of maintenance

Factors of maintenance . -rhythmic activities -movement -feeding -escape -homeostatic behaviour -home-building -territorial behaviour. RHYTHMIC ACTIVITIES. Daily behaviours (Circadian rhythms) e g. Nocturnal -cooler, avoid other predators Lunar (moon)

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KOALA

KOALA. General information :. The koala ( Phascolarctos cinereus ) is herbivorous marsupial native to Australia . Slow metabolism , extremely small brain . Koalas prefer to move around just after sunset spending daytimes asleep in the fork of a tree .

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The Bog Turtle. ( Clemmys muhlenbergii )

The Bog Turtle. ( Clemmys muhlenbergii ). By Christian Chadwick. The Bog Turtle. Lives in eastern U.S. Live in wetland areas Bogs, marshes, swamps, etc. The smallest North American turtle Measures 10 cm long full grown Weighs 110 grams. The Bog Turtle.

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koalas

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Jaguars

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Abstract

2010-11 Marten Captures (3 martens captured). Abstract. 1-11 Marten Home Ranges.

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