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2021
The red fox inhabits much of North America and is common in northern Europe and Russia. In many places, especially the midwestern states, hunting and trapping regulations are based on the number of foxes in the population during a given year in a particular region.
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The red fox inhabits much of North America and is common in northern Europe and Russia. In many places, especially the midwestern states, hunting and trapping regulations are based on the number of foxes in the population during a given year in a particular region.
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LEPTOSPIROSIS IN RED FOXES IN ONTARIO
Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 1986The role of the red fox (Vulpes vulpes) in the epizootiology of leptospirosis in southwestern Ontario was investigated in 1973-1974. Leptospira interrogans serovar pomona (kennewicki by DNA analysis) was isolated from the kidneys of three of eight foxes tested.
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Anal Gland Secretion of the Red Fox
Nature, 1971LITTLE is known of the chemistry of odour in higher animals1–4 in relation to the importance which behavioural studies have ascribed to it5–7. Those chemical studies which have been undertaken have often lacked a concern for the behavioural and ecological implications of odour, although exceptions to this rule are becoming more numerous2,8,9.
E S, Albone, M W, Fox
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Dispersal and Mortality of Red Foxes
The Journal of Wildlife Management, 1972During the period from 1963 to 1968, 926 red foxes (Vulpes fulva) were captured at dens ear-tagged, and released at the points of capture in Iowa and Illinois. Tag returns from 367 marked foxes provided data concerning dispersal and mortality. Some juveniles apparently begin to disperse from ie natal area in late September and early October.
R. L. Phillips +3 more
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An integrated population modelling workflow for supporting mesopredator ...
Nater, Chloé Rebecca, Hofhuis, Stijn
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Nater, Chloé Rebecca, Hofhuis, Stijn
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Habitat Requirements of the Red Fox
1980Choosing a place to live is a feature that the more mobile animals can enjoy compared with the more passive or accidental ways of securing suitable habitats by sessile species.
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Diet of the introduced red fox Vulpes vulpes in Australia: analysis of temporal and spatial patterns
Mammal Review, 2021Joanna Riley +2 more
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