Individual variation in movement ecology affect body mass in Svalbard reindeer
Herbivore foraging is a complex interaction mainly driven by the distribution of forage in the landscape. The forage quantity and quality in the habitat influences the establishment of home ranges and diet selection from patches down to fine scale choices of plant species and plant parts.
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Body condition among Svalbard Polar bears Ursus maritimus during a period of rapid loss of sea ice. [PDF]
Aars J +5 more
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Effects of GPS-collars on Svalbard reindeer survival and body condition
Modern wildlife and conservation research often relies on GPS collars and on the assumption that collared animals are representative of the study population, but this assumption is rarely tested in the wild. These collars may directly or indirectly affect the animals.
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Hair and feathers as indicator of internal contamination of 210Po and 210Pb [PDF]
Gwynn, Justin +4 more
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Spiculopteragia boehmi is the dominant abomasal nematode species in reindeer (Nordland County, Norway) sharing pasture with wild and domesticated ruminants. [PDF]
Eira EK +3 more
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The role of indirect interspecific effects in the stochastic dynamics of a simple trophic system. [PDF]
Bartra-Cabré L +7 more
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Lifelines and Gateways: The Relational Affordances of Arctic Airports. [PDF]
Meyer A, Adams RM, Elixhauser S.
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Direct Temperature Responses of <i>Bmal1</i> and <i>Per2</i> in Reindeer Fibroblasts: Insight Into a Unique Circadian Clock Adaptation to Polar Environments. [PDF]
Taufique SKT.
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