Keyword [Home range]
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| 1. | Ecology Of Indian Muntjac (Muntiacus Muntjak) In Hainan Datian National Nature Reserve |
| 2. | A Study On The Population Biology And Conservation Of The Chinese White Dolphin In Xiamen, China |
| 3. | Food Habit,Home Range And Habitat Of Asiatic Black Bear (Ursus Thibetanus) In The Lesser Khingan Mountains |
| 4. | Study On Home Range And Habitat Of Elliot's Pheasant (Syrmaticus Ellioti) |
| 5. | Primary Study On Molecular Ecology Of Red Deer In Wandashan Mountains, Heilongjiang Province, Northeastern China |
| 6. | The Home Range, The Rate Of Visibility In The Wild And The Selection Of Burrowing Position Of Reintroducted Chinese Alligators |
| 7. | The Individual Dispersal Mechanism Of Blue Sheep Based On Molecular Biology |
| 8. | The Spatial And Temporal Dynamics Of Wild Camel(Camelus Ferus)Distributions In Lop Nur, Xinjiang,China,and Its Conservation Implications |
| 9. | The Genetic Structure And Home Range Of Wapiti Based On Fecal Molecular Biology |
| 10. | The Effect Of Artificial Plantation On Home Range Of Reeves’s Pheasants (Syrmaticusreevesii) |
| 11. | Home Range And Reproduction Of The Alien Species Red-eared Slider (Trachemys Scripta Elegans) In Gutian, Guangdong, China |
| 12. | The Interannual Difference Of Tamias Sibiricus Population Dynamics In The Broad-leaved And Korean Pine Mixed Forest |
| 13. | A Molecular Scatological Study On Dynamics Of Winter Home Range Of The Red Deer(Cervus Elaphus Xanthopygus) |
| 14. | Evaluation of an augmentation of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep at Badlands National Park, South Dakota |
| 15. | Evaluation of bobcat (Lynx rufus) survival, harvest, and population size in the west-central region of South Dakota |
| 16. | A Spatially Explicit Agent Based Model of Muscovy Duck Home Range Behavior |
| 17. | Nassau grouper (Epinephelus striatus, Pisces: Serranidae) movement in the Bahamas, as determined by ultrasonic telemetry |
| 18. | Multi-level,Multi-scale Habitat Selection Of The Critically Endangered Mangshan Pit Viper (Protobothrops Mangshanensis),a Species Endemic To China |
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