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Testing radiotransmitter attachment techniques on northern bobwhite and chukar chicks
We compared 4 external radiotransmitter attachment techniques to determine the optimum attachment method on chicks of 2 galliform species. The attachment methods included tissue glue, silicone gel, suturing, and leg harness.
Victoria J. Dreitz +3 more
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Measurements of core temperature in spontaneously hypertensive rats by radiotelemetry
Spontaneously hypertensive (SH) rats have been shown to have elevated colonic temperatures when compared with normotensive Wistar-Kyoto (WKY) rats. In the present study, core temperatures of SH and WKY rats were compared using radiotelemetry temperature
D. L. Berkey +2 more
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Mallard survival and nesting ecology in the Lower Great Lakes Region, New York
Ecology of mallards (Anas platyrhynchos) breeding in the Lower Great Lakes Region of the United States has not been investigated as comprehensively as mid‐continent populations of this species.
Matthew R. Kaminski +4 more
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Locations obtained through radiotelemetry of jaguars tested seropositive and seronegative for Leptospira spp. and rural properties with cattle/dog/cat tested seropositive for Leptospira spp. in the region of Pantanal.
Rahel Sollmann (168998) +11 more
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A self‐adjusting expandable GPS collar for male elk
It is a challenge to use collars on male cervids because their neck size can increase substantially during the rut and also because of growth as the animal matures.
Brian L. Dick +2 more
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Locations obtained through radiotelemetry and camera trap of jaguar tested seropositive for smooth Brucella and rural properties with cattle/dog tested seropositive for smooth Brucela in the region of Emas National Park.
Rahel Sollmann (168998) +11 more
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Use of private lands for foraging by California spotted owls in the central Sierra Nevada
The use of private land by owls has long been of interest to wildlife managers in the Sierra Nevada, California, USA, because private lands could contribute to owl conservation if it is used extensively. Therefore, we studied the use of private lands for
Perry J. Williams +2 more
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Radiotelemetry of Fœtal Heart Sounds [PDF]
D J, MacRae, G E, Smythe
openaire +2 more sources
RADIOTELEMETRY AND NORTHERN GOSHAWKS [PDF]
J. David Wiens +2 more
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