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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1977
SUMMARY Of 18 moose captured by dart immobilization from a helicopter, 1 became recumbent after release. Blood samples were collected at the time of capture and on the following 2 days. Serum creatine Phosphokinase and glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase activities increased, and serum potassium concentrations decreased.
J C, Haigh +3 more
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SUMMARY Of 18 moose captured by dart immobilization from a helicopter, 1 became recumbent after release. Blood samples were collected at the time of capture and on the following 2 days. Serum creatine Phosphokinase and glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase activities increased, and serum potassium concentrations decreased.
J C, Haigh +3 more
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Osteoporosis in the Norwegian moose
Bone, 2001In the last decade, an increased frequency of fractures among wild moose in the southernmost parts of Norway has been reported. This study focuses on bone mass, mechanical strength, and metal levels in the metacarpal bone of moose hunted in Aust-Agder (AA) County in southern Norway compared with control areas (CA) in more eastern and northern parts ...
R, Bjorå +4 more
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Canadian Journal of Zoology, 1976
Sixteen species of helminths (five cestodes, eight nematodes, and three trematodes) were found during examination of 215 moose from Alberta. Different helminth faunas occurred in moose from the major population in the west and north, and from isolated populations in central (Elk Island National Park) and southeastern (Cypress Hills Provincial Park ...
W M, Samuel, M W, Barrett, G M, Lynch
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Sixteen species of helminths (five cestodes, eight nematodes, and three trematodes) were found during examination of 215 moose from Alberta. Different helminth faunas occurred in moose from the major population in the west and north, and from isolated populations in central (Elk Island National Park) and southeastern (Cypress Hills Provincial Park ...
W M, Samuel, M W, Barrett, G M, Lynch
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Doklady Biological Sciences, 2006
391 Individual lifespan of moose considerably varies, depending predominantly on hunting activity. Some moose survive until 21 years of age, but 98% of them die before they are ten years old [1]. Most often, hunters kill 2.5- to 4.5-year-old animals. Males are more likely to be killed than females.
L M, Baskin, D, Boll, C, Danel
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391 Individual lifespan of moose considerably varies, depending predominantly on hunting activity. Some moose survive until 21 years of age, but 98% of them die before they are ten years old [1]. Most often, hunters kill 2.5- to 4.5-year-old animals. Males are more likely to be killed than females.
L M, Baskin, D, Boll, C, Danel
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Are Moose Mice? The Function of Scent Urination in Moose
The American Naturalist, 1991Scent urination likely serves a variety of functions, depending on the species and environment in which it is expressed. Evidence derived from observations in Denali National Park and Preserve (DNPP) suggests that scent urination by bull moose (Alces alces) is primarily directed toward females and supports the hypothesis that scent urination induces ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1969
The assassin's bullet played an unique role in the presidential career of Theodore Roosevelt. He became president when McKinley was shot by the anarchist Czolgosz, and his efforts to regain the presidency from Taft in the campaign of 1912 ended for all practical purposes in Milwaukee with his own attempted assassination by an unemployed saloonkeeper ...
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The assassin's bullet played an unique role in the presidential career of Theodore Roosevelt. He became president when McKinley was shot by the anarchist Czolgosz, and his efforts to regain the presidency from Taft in the campaign of 1912 ended for all practical purposes in Milwaukee with his own attempted assassination by an unemployed saloonkeeper ...
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Analysis of moose motion trajectory after bullet train-moose collisions
Engineering Failure Analysis, 2023Shengen Yi, K Wang, Gongxun Deng
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Abstract Pathways to and experiences of sociology for social justice are as diverse as the life course experiences of those who practice it. The author’s own experiences as a working-class, transgender sociologist from the southeastern United States has shaped his own career within this branch of sociology.
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