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inter-specific territoriality in a canis hybrid zone: spatial segregation between wolves, coyotes, and hybrids.gray wolves (canis lupus) and coyotes (canis latrans) generally exhibit intraspecific territoriality manifesting in spatial segregation between adjacent packs. however, previous studies have found a high degree of interspecific spatial overlap between sympatric wolves and coyotes. eastern wolves (canis lycaon) are the most common wolf in and around algonquin provincial park (app), ontario, canada and hybridize with sympatric gray wolves and coyotes. we hypothesized that all canis types (wolves, ...201323864253
pitfalls of applying adaptive management to a wolf population in algonquin provincial park, ontario.we examined adaptive management (am), applied as a science with testable and falsifiable hypothesis, in the context of a large carnivore population, specifically to wolf (canis lupus lycaon) management in algonquin provincial park, ontario, canada. evidence of a population decline was based upon 12 years of data on 137 different radio-collared wolves. because human killing accounted for an average of 66% of deaths, and most killing occurred adjacent to the park, a management prescription of comp ...200616465565
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