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Sexual dimorphism, reproductive strategy, and human activities determine resource use by brown bears

  • Reference: Rode, K. D., S. D. Farley, and C. T. Robbins. 2006. Sexual dimorphism, reproductive strategy, and human activities determine resource use by brown bears. Ecology 87(10):2636-2646. https://doi.org/10.1890/0012-9658(2006)87[2636:SDRSAH]2.0.CO;2
  • Audiences: General Public, Scientist, Wildlife Manager
  • Authors: Sean D. Farley, Charles T. Robbins, Karyn D. Rode
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  • Keywords: brown bear; displacement; food availability; foraging efficiency; human activity; intake rates; perceived risk; reproductive strategy; sexual dimorphism; sexual segregation; tourism; Ursus arctos
  • Link: https://doi.org/10.1890/0012-9658(2006)87[2636:SDRSAH]2.0.CO, 2 (Offsite)
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  • Primary Authors: Karyn D. Rode
  • Programs: Wildlife Research
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  • Publication Types: Journal Article/External Publication
  • Regions: Statewide
  • Species: Brown Bear
  • Species Categories: Big Game, Mammals
  • Title: Sexual dimorphism, reproductive strategy, and human activities determine resource use by brown bears
  • Topics: Habitat, Population Abundance and Trends (Survey Inventory), Research, Wildlife Viewing, Population Composition and Demographics, Physiology, Vital Rates, Anthropogenic Effects, Diet
  • Year: 2006

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