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Lone Wolves in Cyberspace [PDF]
Journal of Terrorism Research, 2012 Lone-wolf terrorism has been regarded as a serious threat to public safety in recent years. Moreover, the phenomenon appears to be increasing at an alarming rate. However, the gap between the perceived threat of lone-wolf terrorism, on the one hand, and the almost exclusive scholarly focus on group-based terrorism, on the other hand, indicates the need
Weimann, Gabriel
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The positive experience of encountering wolves in the wild [PDF]
, 2020 Large carnivores often impact human livelihoods and well‐being. Previous research has mostly focused on the negative impacts of large carnivores on human well‐being but has rarely considered the positive aspects of living with large carnivores.
Albrecht, Jörg +11 more
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Subsidized Fencing of Livestock as a Means of Increasing Tolerance for Wolves
Ecology and Society, 2011 Studies of how proactive measures to reduce livestock depredation by carnivores affect human tolerance toward carnivores are extremely rare. Nevertheless, substantial amounts of money are spent each year on proactive measures to facilitate large ...
Jens Karlsson, Magnus Sjöström
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Wolves do not join the dance: Sophisticated aggression control by adjusting to human social signals in dogs [PDF]
, 2013 In this study we aimed to investigate novel aspects of dogs' comprehension of human social behaviours by revealing potential differences in the responses of wolves and dogs when they interact with a human in socially ambiguous situations. In Experiment 1,
Gácsi, Márta +3 more
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Using ungulate biomass to estimate abundance of wolves in British Columbia
Wildlife Society Bulletin, 2014 Management of wolves (Canis lupus) in British Columbia, as with most other Canadian provinces, is conducted on a regional scale (38,557–252,776 km2), yet there is no standardized, cost‐effective methodology for providing reliable estimates of wolf ...
Gerald W. Kuzyk, Ian W. Hatter
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2020 A wide array of species throughout the animal kingdom has shown the ability to distinguish between quantities. Aside from being important for optimal foraging decisions, this ability seems to also be of great relevance in group-living animals as it ...
Dániel Rivas-Blanco +6 more
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Daily activity patterns of wolves in open habitats in the Dauria ecoregion, Russia
Nature Conservation Research: Заповедная наука, 2021 There are very little data about daily activity patterns of Canis lupus (hereinafter – wolf) living in open arid habitats with low human density in Dauria.
Anastasia V. Kirilyuk +2 more
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Predatory behaviour of wolves in Scandinavia [PDF]
, 2014 The study of predatory behaviour is essential for understanding the interactions that may affect the behaviour and population dynamics of the species involved and consequent cascading ecosystem effects.
Zimmermann, Barbara
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Fecal prevalence (number of detected infections/number of samples) and apparent maximum prevalence (number of infected wolves/number of unique wolves) in northern Yellowstone wolves years 2018–2020. [PDF]
, 2022 Fecal prevalence (number of detected infections/number of samples) and apparent maximum prevalence (number of infected wolves/number of unique wolves) in northern Yellowstone wolves years 2018–2020.
Ellen E. Brandell (13985256) +8 more
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IEEE Access, 2023 Continuous-wave Doppler radar is an established method for non-contact heart rate estimation. The output signal of the Doppler radar includes the fundamental wave of a heartbeat, heartbeat harmonics, the fundamental wave of respiration, respiration ...
Moushumi Tazen +2 more
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