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Long‐term monitoring of island night lizards on San Nicolas Island
The Journal of Wildlife Management, Volume 89, Issue 8, November 2025.We describe the results of long‐term population monitoring of the island night lizard Xantusia riversiana on San Nicolas Island, California, following the species' removal from the U.S. Endangered Species list in 2014. The species' distribution remains largely the same since studies in the 1990s, though small increases in distribution were noted at the
Charles A. Drost +4 more
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PARASITES, DISEASES AND HEALTH STATUS OF SYMPATRIC POPULATIONS OF SAMBAR DEER AND WHITE-TAILED DEER IN FLORIDA [PDF]
, 1987 William R. Davidson +5 more
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Multiscale habitat analysis for the shoals spider lily: A species of conservation interest
The Journal of Wildlife Management, Volume 89, Issue 8, November 2025.We applied a multiscale analysis to determine what stream characteristics predicted shoals spider lily habitat in Stevens Creek, South Carolina. Shallow stream depth and coarse substrate were the most important predictors of spider lily presence at the microhabitat scale.
Andrew P. Grunwald +3 more
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Evaluation of the winter range of White-tailed Deer in Point Pelee National Park, Ontario
, 1978 John B. Theberge
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Xylazine Hydrochloride-induced Anorexia in White-tailed Deer [PDF]
, 1984 Robert J. Warren +3 more
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Promoting Fluency Through Challenge: Repeated Reading With Texts of Varying Complexity
The Reading Teacher, Volume 79, Issue 3, November/December 2025.ABSTRACT Fluency is a central tenet of productive reading and shares a complex relationship with other reading processes such as reading comprehension, vocabulary, language, and executive functioning. Supporting fluency for upper elementary readers entails unique considerations. In this article, the authors detail how the authors designed an adolescent
Jake Downs, Chase Young, Alycia Cole
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Ethology, Volume 131, Issue 11, Page 260-264, November 2025.Feeding frenzy may lead non‐traumatogenic shark species to predate a human, despite this not being an instinctive prey item. As a first step, an initial non‐predatory bite (not targetting the human as a prey) can trigger multiple feeding stimuli (mainly sounds and blood smelling) attracting sharks in the area.
Eric E. G. Clua, Kristian. J. Parton
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Structural Evidence for Heterogeneity of Two Hemoglobin α Chain Gene Loci in White-tailed Deer
, 1972 W. Jape Taylor +2 more
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Cutaneous Granules Associated with Dermatophilosis in a White-tailed Deer [PDF]
, 1983 Ira F. Salkin +2 more
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