Vol. 34 No. 1 (1998): Alces Vol. 34 No. 1 (1998)

Articles

• MANUSCRIPT GUIDELINES FOR CONTRIBUTORS TO ALCES

  Arthur R. Rodgers, Murray W. Lankester, H. R. Timmermann

  1-14

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• A SIGHTABILITY MODEL FOR MOOSE IN UPPER MICHIGAN

  Thomas D. Drummer, Robert W. Aho

  15-19

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• AGE AND SEX STRUCTURE OF HUNTER HARVESTED MOOSE UNDER TWO HARVEST STRATEGIES IN NORTHCENTRAL ONTARIO

  H. R. Timmermann, R. S. Rempel

  21-30

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• EVIDENCE OF EXPOSURE TO BRUCELLA SUIS BIOVAR 4 IN NORTHERN ALASKA MOOSE

  Todd M. O'Hara, Jim Dau, Geoff Carroll, Julia Bevins, Randall L. Zarnke

  31-40

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• REPRODUCTION, SURVIVAL, AND OCCUPIED RANGES OF SHIRAS MOOSE TRANSPLANTED TO SOUTHWESTERN COLORADO

  James H. Olterman, David W. Kenvin

  41-46

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• A BAYESIAN APPROACH TO MOOSE POPULATION ASSESSMENT AND HARVEST DECISION

  Ian W. Hatter

  47-58

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• A MODEL TO PREDICT NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ANTLER GROWTH IN MOOSE

  Ron Moen, John Pastor

  59-74

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• MOOSE MIGRATION: NORTHEASTERN ALASKA TO NORTHWESTERN YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA

  Francis J. Mauer

  75-81

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• PREDICTING BODY MASS OF ALASKAN MOOSE (ALCES ALCES GIGAS) USING BODY MEASUREMENTS AND CONDITION ASSESSMENT

  Kris J. Hundertmark, Charles C. Schwartz

  83-89

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• MOOSE-PREDATOR RELATIONSHIPS: RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT NEEDS

  Warren B. Ballard, Victor Van Ballenberghe

  91-105

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• COMPENSATORY RESPONSE TO CHANGES IN CALF SURVIVORSHIP: MANAGEMENT CONSEQUENCES OF A REPRODUCTIVE COST IN MOOSE

  J. Ward Testa

  107-115

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• PRECISION AND BIAS OF AERIAL MOOSE SURVEYS IN NORTHEASTERN MINNESOTA

  Mark S. Lenarz

  117-124

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• MODELING MOOSE POPULATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT DECISION MAKING IN ALASKA

  Steven D. Kovach, Charles C. Schwartz, Robert L. Willis, Ted H. Spraker

  125-138

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• WINTER HABITAT USE BY MOOSE IN SOUTH-CENTRAL ALASKA

  Lowell H. Suring, Charla Sterne

  139-147

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• MOOSE BROWSING ON FELTLEAF WILLOW: OPTIMAL FORAGING IN RELATION TO PLANT MORPHOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

  Knut Kielland, Tim Osborne

  149-155

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• AERIAL SURVEYS OF MOOSE POPULATIONS IN SMALL CENSUS ZONES

  Réhaume Courtois, Hélène Crépeau

  157-164

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• OVIPOSITIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND FECUNDITY OF DERMACENTOR ALBIPICTUS (ACARI:IXODIDAE) FROM MOOSE

  E. M. Addison, D. G. Joachim, R. F. McLaughlin, D. J. H. Fraser

  165-172

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• RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BLOOD-SERUM VARIABLES AND DEPTH OF RUMP FAT IN ALASKAN MOOSE

  Mark A. Keech, Thomas R. Stephenson, R. Terry Bowyer, Victor Van Ballenberghe, Jay M. Ver Hoef

  173-179

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• METABOLIC RATIOS FOR ESTIMATING ENERGY METABOLISM IN MOOSE

  Aaron N. Moen, Ronald A. Moen

  181-187

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• EFFECTS OF WINTER TICK (DERMACENTOR ALBIPICTUS) ON BLOOD CHARACTERISTICS OF CAPTIVE MOOSE (ALCES ALCES)

  Edward M. Addison, R. F. McLaughlin, J. D. Broadfoot

  189-199

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• CHARACTERISTICS OF CUTOVERS USED BY MOOSE (ALCES ALCES) IN EARLY WINTER

  Réhaume Courtois, Jean-Pierre Ouellet, Benoît Gagné

  201-211

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• DIET SELECTION BY ALASKAN MOOSE DURING WINTER: EFFECTS OF FIRE AND FOREST SUCCESSION

  David A. Weixelman, R. Terry Bowyer, Victor Van Ballenberghe

  213-238

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• NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR MOOSE MANAGEMENT: A WORKSHOP

  Arthur R. Rodgers, Stanley M. Tomkiewicz, Elise J. Lawson, Thomas R. Stephenson, Kris J. Hundertmark, Paul J. Wilson, Bradley N. White, Robert S. Rempel

  239-244

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