Vol. 25 (1989): Alces Vol. 25 (1989)

Articles

• BEARS, WOLVES, MOOSE, AND FOREST SUCCESSION, SOME MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS ON THE KENAI PENINSULA, ALASKA

  Charles C. Schwartz, Albert W. Franzmann

  1-10

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• ABNORMAL ANTLERS AND KIDNEY STONES IN MOOSE DISPLAYING SYMPTOMS OF PARELAPHOSTRONGYLOSIS

  William J. Peterson

  11-14

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• OPINIONS OF ONTARIO MOOSE HUNTERS ON CHANGES TO THE SELECTIVE HARVEST SYSTEM

  Christopher H. R. Wedeles, Howard Smith, Rick Rollins

  15-24

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• TWENTY YEARS OF MOOSE IMMOBILIZATION WITH SUCCINYLCHOLINE CHLORIDE

  Victor Van Ballenberghe

  25-30

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• HEAVY UTILIZATION OF WOODY PLANTS BY MOOSE DURING SUMMER AT DENALI NATIONAL PARK, ALASKA

  Victor Van Ballenberghe, Dale G. Miquelle, James G. MacCracken

  31-35

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• THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUNTER ACCESSIBILITY AND MOOSE CONDITION IN NEWFOUNDLAND

  Steven H. Ferguson, W. Eugene Mercer, Sebastian M. Oosenbrug

  36-47

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• WHOLE WEIGHTS OF MOOSE FROM ALGONQUIN PARK, ONTARIO CANADA

  Norman W. S. Quinn, Robert W. Aho

  48-51

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• CADMIUM CONCENTRATIONS IN NEWFOUNDLAND MOOSE

  Joe Brazil, Steve Ferguson

  52-57

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• SWEDISH MOOSE MANAGEMENT AND HARVEST DURING THE PERIOD 1964-1989

  Sten Lavsund, Finn Sandegren

  58-62

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• MOOSE RESPONSE TO HUNTING AND 1 KM² BLOCK CUTTING

  Gordon Eason

  63-74

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• REPRODUCTION AND MORTALITY OF MOOSE TRANSLOCATED FROM ONTARIO TO MICHIGAN

  Robert W. Aho, John Hendrickson

  75-80

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• SELECTIVE HARVESTS, HUNTERS, AND MOOSE IN CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA

  Kenneth N. Child, Daniel A. Aitken

  81-97

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• MOOSE HUNTER SHOOTING PROFICIENCY IN ONTARIO

  M. E. Buss, R. Gollat, H. R. Timmermann

  98-103

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• MOOSE ACCESS ROUTES TO AN AQUATIC FEEDING SITE

  H. R. Timmermann, G. D. Racey

  104-111

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• USE OF TIME-LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY TO DETERMINE CARCASS DISPOSITION

  M. L. Wilton

  112-117

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• FIRST YEAR EFFECTS ON MOOSE BROWSE FROM TWO SILVICULTURAL APPLICATIONS OF GLYPHOSATE IN ONTARIO

  H. G. Cumming

  118-132

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• DISTRIBUTION OF ELAPHOSTONGYLINE NEMATODES (METASTRONGYLOIDEA: PROTOSTRONGYLIDAE) IN CERVIDAE AND POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF MOVING RANGIFER SPP. INTO AND WITHIN NORTH AMERICA

  Murray W. Lankester, David Fong

  133-145

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• USE OF RESIDUAL STRIPS OF TIMBER BY MOOSE WITHIN CUTOVERS IN NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO

  B. Mastenbrook, H. Cumming

  146-155

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• WINTER HABITAT USE BY MOOSE IN THE VICINITY OF AN OPEN PIT COPPER MINE IN NORTH-CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA

  David Westworth, Lawrence Brusnyk, John Roberts, Hennie Veldhuzien

  156-166

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• EDUCATION AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION WORKSHOP SESSION

  D. Minty

  167

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• ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY. A CRITICAL ELEMENT OF A LIBERAL EDUCATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

  Milton McClaren

  168-171

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• PROJECT WILD IN NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

  Dennis Minty

  172-174

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• PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL

  Dennis Schenborn

  175-177

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• BANQUET ADDRESS - 25TH NORTH AMERICAN MOOSE CONFERENCE

  F. Manuel

  178-181

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• DISTINGUISHED MOOSE BIOLOGIST

  A. Editors

  182-183

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