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mountain plover responses to plague in montana.plague is a bacterial (yersinia pestis) disease that causes epizootic die-offs in black-tailed prairie dog (cynomys ludovicianus) populations in the north american great plains. through their grazing and burrowing, prairie dogs modify vegetation and landscape structure on their colonies in ways that affect other grassland species. plague epizootics on prairie dog colonies can have indirect effects on species associated with colonies. the mountain plover (charadrius montanus) preferentially nests ...201020158330
mountain plover responses to deltamethrin treatments on prairie dog colonies in montana.pyrethroid insecticides containing deltamethrin provide broad spectrum insect control that can adversely affect food supplies of insectivorous birds. i hypothesized that this could result in lowered nest survival for a ground-nesting insectivorous bird, the mountain plover (charadrius montanus), which preferentially nests on prairie dog colonies. i studied mountain plover nest survival in 2003-2010 at a small cluster of black-tailed prairie dog (cynomys ludovicianus) colonies in north-central mo ...201323269563
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