Vol. 31 (1995): Alces Vol. 31 (1995)

Articles

• THE STATUS AND MANAGEMENT OF MOOSE IN NORTH AMERICA - EARLY 1990'S

  H. R. Timmermann, M. E. Buss

  1-14

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• SEASONAL HABITAT USE CHARACTERISTICS OF MOOSE IN SOUTH-CENTRAL MONTANA

  Fred Van Dyke, Brenda L. Probert, Grant M. Van Beek

  15-26

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• MICROHABITAT CHARACTERISTICS OF MOOSE WINTER ACTIVITY SITES IN SOUTH-CENTRAL MONTANA

  Fred Van Dyke

  27-33

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• SHIRAS MOOSE WINTER HABITAT USE IN THE UPPER YELLOWSTONE RIVER VALLEY PRIOR TO AND AFTER THE 1988 FIRES

  Daniel B. Tyers, Lynn R. Irby

  35-43

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• MOOSE COLLISIONS WITH VEHICLES AND TRAINS IN NORTHEASTERN MINNESOTA

  Jerrold L. Belant

  45-52

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• GROWTH PATTERNS OF NEW ENGLAND MOOSE: YEARLING AS INDICATORS OF POPULATION STATUS

  Kip P. Adams, Peter J. Pekins

  53-59

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• A STUDY OF ELAPHOSTRONGYLUS ALCES IN AN ISLAND MOOSE POPULATION WITH LOW CALF BODY WEIGHTS

  Ign-Marie Olsson, Roger Bergström, Margareta Stéen, Finn Sandegren

  61-75

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• SEEING THE FOREST WITH THE TREES: USING DENDROCHRONOLOGY TO INVESTIGATE MOOSE-INDUCED CHANGES TO A FOREST UNDERSTORY

  Brian L. McLaren, Rolf O. Peterson

  77-86

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• A COMMENTARY ON MOOSE HABITAT RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT

  Daniel M. Keppie

  87-91

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• MOOSE HOME RANGE FIDELITY AND CORE AREA CHARACTERISTICS IN SOUTH-CENTRAL MONTANA

  Fred Van Dyke, Brenda L. Probert, Grant M. Van Beek

  93-104

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• BONE MARROW FAT AS AN INDICATOR OF UNGULATE CONDITION -- HOW GOOD IS IT?

  Warren B. Ballard

  105-109

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• POTENTIAL MISUSE OF BLACK BEAR LICENCES TO HARVEST MOOSE IN NEWFOUNDLAND: A REVIEW

  Shane P. Mahoney, Tammy L. Joyce

  111-124

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• THE HABITAT OF ALCES ALCES CAMELOIDES - A REVIEW

  Jingbo Jia, William E. Faber

  125-138

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• A SELECTIVE MOOSE HUNT IN SOUTH CENTRAL ONTARIO

  Charlotte A. Hooper, Mike L. Wilton

  139-143

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• GPS AND GIS ASSISTED MOOSE SURVEYS

  Gerry M. Lynch, Georgina E. Shumaker

  145-151

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• MOOSE RANGE UNDER PRESETTLEMENT FIRE CYCLES AND FOREST MANAGEMENT REGIMES IN THE BOREAL FOREST OF WESTERN CANADA

  E. S. Telfer

  153-165

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• DIAGNOSIS OF PREGNANCY AND TWINNING IN MOOSE BY ULTRASONOGRAPHY AND SERUM ASSAY

  Thomas R. Stephenson, J. Ward Testa, Gregg P. Adams, R. Garth Sasser, Charles C. Schwartz, Kris J. Hundertmark

  167-172

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• THE CASE AGAINST CALLING AND HUNTING DOMINANT MOOSE DURING THE MAIN RUT PERIOD - A VIEWPOINT

  Mike L. Wilton

  173-180

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• HELICOPTER NETGUNNING: A SUCCESSFUL MOOSE CAPTURE TECHNIQUE

  Len H. Carpenter, James I. Innes

  181-184

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• MOOSE (ALCES ALCES) RUTTING PERIOD VARIATIONS

  Daniel Sigouin, Jean-Pierre Ouellet, Réhaume Courtois

  185-197

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• MOOSE WEIGHTS AND MEASUREMENTS FROM ELK ISLAND NATIONAL PARK, CANADA

  Gerry M. Lynch, Brian Lajeunesse, Jack Willman, Edmund S. Telfer

  199-207

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• HISTORY, STATUS AND PRESENT DISTRIBUTION OF MOOSE IN NOVA SCOTIA

  Mark D. Pulsifer, Tony L. Nette

  209-219

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• EFFECTS OF CONIFER RELEASE WITH VISION® (GLYPHOSATE) ON MOOSE FORAGE QUALITY

  Harold G. Cumming, Colin P. Kelly, R. A. Lautenschlager, Shatal Thapa

  221-232

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• SEASONAL HABITAT USE BY MOOSE ON MANAGED FOREST LANDS IN NORTHERN MAINE

  Michael E. Thompson, James R. Gilbert, George J. Matula Jr., Karen I. Morris

  223-245

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• AN OVERVIEW OF A HUNTER OPINION SURVEY OF SATISFACTION WITH THE ONTARIO MOOSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

  Svenja Hansen, William J. Dalton, Tom Stevens

  247-254

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• REVIEW OF THE HISTORY AND PRESENT STATUS OF MOOSE IN THE NATIONAL PARKS OF THE ATLANTIC REGION: MANAGEMENT IMPLICATIONS?

  Gary Neil Corbett

  255-267

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