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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1983
SUMMARY Blood from 4 wild-trapped bobcats (Lynx rufus rufus) with naturally occurring infection by an intraerythrocytic piroplasm morphologically indistinguishable from the piroplasm form of Cytauxzoon felis was inoculated parenterally into domestic cats.
B L, Glenn, A A, Kocan, E F, Blouin
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SUMMARY Blood from 4 wild-trapped bobcats (Lynx rufus rufus) with naturally occurring infection by an intraerythrocytic piroplasm morphologically indistinguishable from the piroplasm form of Cytauxzoon felis was inoculated parenterally into domestic cats.
B L, Glenn, A A, Kocan, E F, Blouin
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Electrocardiogram of the Bobcat
Journal of Mammalogy, 1956In view of the recent interest in electrocardiograms of different mammals (Wilber, Jour. Mamm., 36: 283–286, 1955) it seems valuable, whenever possible, to obtain these data for species not previously …
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Toxoplasmosis in a Bobcat (Felis rufus)
Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 1995A bobcat (Felis rufus) estimated to be 6-mo old exhibited head pressing, stupor, intermittent seizures, and vocalization. Based on gross and histopathologic features, it was diagnosed to have severe focally extensive protozoal meningoencephalitis. Toxoplasma gondii was confirmed as the etiologic agent by an avidin-biotin immunohistochemical test.
K E, Smith, J R, Fisher, J P, Dubey
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2006
Abstract Billy the bobcat and Conner the rottweiler are playfully wrestling in Dawn Simas’ backyard. The cat and dog are best buddies, but the relationship seems in jeopardy when Conner’s jaws clamp too firmly on one of Billy’s rear legs.
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Abstract Billy the bobcat and Conner the rottweiler are playfully wrestling in Dawn Simas’ backyard. The cat and dog are best buddies, but the relationship seems in jeopardy when Conner’s jaws clamp too firmly on one of Billy’s rear legs.
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2006
Abstract We are standing in a lush, mixed conifer and hardwood forest in northern Vermont, just a few miles outside the small town of Jericho. Above us stretch the branches of beech, birch, maple, hemlock, and red spruce. Springing from the rich, black soil beneath our feet is a mixed understory foliage of witch hobble, as well as ...
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Abstract We are standing in a lush, mixed conifer and hardwood forest in northern Vermont, just a few miles outside the small town of Jericho. Above us stretch the branches of beech, birch, maple, hemlock, and red spruce. Springing from the rich, black soil beneath our feet is a mixed understory foliage of witch hobble, as well as ...
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2015
Once the large cave system accessed through the Bobcat Cave entrance series had been discovered, there was the problem of how to explore it. The entrance series required 5 h transit time each way, leaving little time and stamina for exploration. The solution was to camp in the cave and to conduct exploration from the camp over several days.
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Once the large cave system accessed through the Bobcat Cave entrance series had been discovered, there was the problem of how to explore it. The entrance series required 5 h transit time each way, leaving little time and stamina for exploration. The solution was to camp in the cave and to conduct exploration from the camp over several days.
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Social Organization in a Bobcat Population
The Journal of Wildlife Management, 1974This report describes the social organization of bobcats (Lynx rufus) during a 3-year study of their ecology in southeastern Idaho. Most information was based on 103 captures of 66 bobcats and 531 daily radiolocations of 17 bobcats wearing radio collars. Size of home ranges varied from 6.5 to 107.9 km2. Females appeared to use their smaller ranges more
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