Wolves Bibliography-A

Wolves Bibliography-A

Acland, G.M. & E.A. Ostrander. Population Genetics: The Dog That Came In From the Cold. Heredity, 90/3, March 2003, 201 (2pp).

Acton, A. et al. Survey of Necropsy Results in Captive Red Wolves, 1992-1996. Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine, 31/1, 2000, 2-8.

Adamakopoulos, P. & T. Adamakopoulos. Wolves in Greece: Current Status and Prospects. In (Promberger, C. & W. Schroder, eds.) Wolves in Europe: Status and Perspectives (Ettal, Germany: Munich Wildlife Society, 1993), 56-61.

Adamic, M. Status of the Wolf in Slovenijia. In (Promberger, C. & W. Schroder, eds.) Wolves in Europe: Status and Perspectives (Ettal, Germany: Munich Wildlife Society, 1993), 70-73.

Adamovich, V.I. Rabies in Wolves in the Central Part of the Russian Valley. Zool. Zh., 64, 1985, 590-599.

Adams, J.R. et al. Using Faecal DNA Sampling and GIS to Monitor Hybridization Between Red Wolves (Canis rufus) and Coyotes (Canis latrans). Molecular Ecology, 12/8, 2003, 2175-2186.

Adams, L.G. et al. Wolf Predation on Caribou Calves in Denali National Park, Alaska. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in a Changing World (Edmonton: Canadian Circumpolar Institute, 1995), 245-260.

Adams, L.G. & R.O. Stephenson. Wolf Survey, Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve--1986. U.S. National Park Service, 1986.

Afik, D. & B. Pinshow. Temperature Regulation and Water Economy in Desert Wolves. Journal of Arid Environments, 24/2, 1993, 197-209.

AFP. Teeth Bared in Battle Over French Wolves. 14 May 2003.

Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Strategic Wolf Management Plan for Alaska. Alaska's Wildlife, Jan.-Feb., 1992, S7-S14.

Albuquerque Journal. Wolf Program Needs Critical Examination. 8 September 2001.

Alexander, H.E. The Red Wolf Saga. Arkansas Game and Fish, 14/2, 1983, 2-6.

Allen, D.L. How Wolves Kill: Skill and Strategy Are Needed to Bring Down Large-Sized Prey. Natural History, 88/5, May 1979, 46-50.

Allen, G.M. & T. Barbour. The Newfoundland Wolf. Journal of Mammalogy, 18/2, 1937, 229-234.

Altmann, D. Social Behavior Patterns in Three Wolf Packs at Tierpark Berlin. In (Frank, H., ed.) Man and Wolf: Advances, Issues and Problems in Captive Wolf Research (Dr. W. Junk Publishers, Dordrecht, The Netherlands, 1987, 414-424.

Alvares, F. & F. Petrucci-Fonseca. Implications of Free-Grazing Cattle on Wolf (Canis lupus) Conservation in Portugal. Beyond 2000: Realities of Global Wolf Restoration, International Wolf Center, 2000.

Anderson, R.M. Summary of the Large Wolves of Canada, With Descriptions of Three New Arctic Races. Journal of Mammalogy, 24/3, 1943, 386-393.

Andersone, Z. et al. Hybridization Between Wolves and Dogs in Latvia as Documented Using Mitochondrial and Microsatellite DNA Markers. Mammalian Biology, 67/2, 2002, 79-90.

Andersone, Z. Wolf (Canis lupus) Diet in Latvia: Seasonal, Geographical and Sexual Variations. Acta Zoologica Lituanica, 13/1, March 2003.

Andersson, T., et al. Scandinavia's Response to a Natural Repopulation of Wolves. Acta Zool. Fenn., 174, 1983, 273-275.

Andrews, R. The Carnivores: A Success Story. The Conservationist, March-April 1998.

Angier, N. Praise for a Red Predator. American Health, 13, 1989, 74-78.

Anonymous. An Adirondack Wolf. Forest and Stream, 26, February 1886, 71.

Anonymous. Bid to Protect Wolves from Genetic Pollution. Nature, 370/6490, 18 August 1994, 497 (1pp).

Anonymous. Children Suckled by Wolves. Chamber's Journal, 17, 1852, 122-123.

Anonymous. Combatting the Wolves in Northern Canada. Natural Resources Canada, 6/3, March 1927, 3.

Anonymous. The Cunning of the Wolf. Outdoor World and Recreation, 48/6, May 1913, 342.

Anonymous. Does the Red Wolf persist in Arkansas? Defenders of Wildlife News, 42/4, 1967, 380-381.

Anonymous. The Gray Wolf Eating Watermelons. Forest and Stream, 29, December 1887, 403.

Anonymous. Half Breed Coyotes on the Rampage. Kentucky Happy Hunting Ground, 5/2, 1949, 31.

Anonymous. India's Wolf Children Found in Caves. Literary Digest, 95, October 1927, 54-56.

Anonymous. Outsmarted. Louisiana Conservationist, 1/1, 1948, 2-3.

Anonymous. A Perry Sound Wolf Hunt. Forest and Stream, 74, February 1910, 26.

Anonymous. Predator Control Program Gets Underway in State. Louisiana Game, Fur and Fish, 5/9, 1947, 7.

Anonymous. Some Notes on Wolves. Forest and Stream, 66/4, 1906, 135-136; 66/5, 1906, 180-181.

Anonymous. Texas Wolves. Forest and Stream, 29, January 1888, 504.

Anonymous. The Timber Wolf in Oregon. Forest and Stream, 82, 1914, 54-55.

Anonymous. Trained Timber Wolves. Outdoor Life, 83/7, 1939, 65.

Anonymous. Welcome Back Red Wolf. National Geographic World, 11, 1990, 4-8.

Anonymous. White Wolf Killed. Forest and Stream, 84, February 1915, 101.

Anonymous. The Wolf as an Object of Superstition. Chamber's Edinburgh Journal, 20, 1853, 27-30.

Anonymous. Wolf Bounty Frauds. Rod and Gun and Motor Sports in Canada, 11/12, May 1910, 1218.

Anonymous. Wolf Children. Chamber's Journal, 59, 1882, 597-599.

Anonymous. Wolf Children in India. Living Age, 332/4307, June 1927, 1021-1022.

Anonymous. The Wolf Hunter. Rod and Gun and Motor Sports in Canada, 10/7, December 1908, 603.

Anonymous. Wolf Hunting with the Sibley Hounds. American Field, 24/23, December 1885, 535.

Anonymous. Wolf-hunting in Chicago. Appleton's Journal, 2, 1869, 230-231.

Anonymous. The Wolf in Maine. Forest and Stream, 82/16, April 1914, 514.

Anonymous. The Wolf Problem in Illinois. Living Museum, 26/5, 1964, 324, 328.

Anonymous. Wolves and Big Game. Rod and Gun in Canada, 12/10, March 1911, 1352.

Anonymous. Wolves in France. The Field, the Farm, the Garden, 71/1, January 1888, 14.

Anonymous. Wolves in Maine. Forest and Stream 24, June 1885, 429.

Anonymous. Wolves in Ontario-Canada. Forest and Stream, 80, February 1913, 142.

Anonymous. Wolves in the South. Forest and Stream, 76/14, 1911, 543.

Apollonio, M. et al. Wolves in the Casentinesi Forests: Insights for Wolf Conservation in Italy from a Protected Area with a Rich Wild Prey Community. Biological Conservation, 120/2, November 2004, 253.

Aquino, H.L. & C.L. Falk. A Case Study in the Marketing of "Wolf-Friendly" Beef. Review of Agricultural Economics, 23/2, 2001, 524-537.

Archer, J., et al. Parasites of Wolves, Canis lupus, in Wisconsin, As Determined from Fecal Examinations. Proc. Helminthol. Soc., Washington, 53, 1986, 290-291.

Archibald, W.R., et al. Wolf Control: A Management Dilemma. Trans. North American Wildlife Natural Resources Conference, 56, 1991, 497-511.

Arjo, W. & D. Pletscher. Behavioural Responses of Coyotes to Wolf Recolonization in Northwestern Montana. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 79, December 1999, 1919-1927.

Arjo, W.M., et al. Dietary Overlap Between Wolves and Coyotes in Northwestern Montana. Journal of Mammalogy, 83/3, August 2002, 754.

Arnold, D.A. About Wolves. Michigan Conservation, 21, 1952, 23-25.

Artuso, A. Wolves on Wane: Group Wants Full Halt to Hunting. Toronto Sun, 26 December 2001.

Asa, C.S. & C. Valdespino. Canid Reproductive Biology: An Integration of Proximate Mechanisms and Ultimate Causes. Am. Zool., 38, 1998, 251-259.

Asa, C.S. et al. Deposition of Anal-Sac Secretions by Captive Wolves, Canis lupus. Journal of Mammalogy, 66, 1985, 89-93.

Asa, C.S. et al. Effect of Anosmia on Reproduction in Male and Female Wolves (Canis lupus). Behav. Neural Biol., 46, 1986, 272-284.

Asa, C.S. et al. The Influence of Social and Endocrine Factors on Urine-Marking by Captive Wolves, Canis lupus. Horm. Behav., 24, 1990, 497-509.

Asa, C.S. Physiological and Social Aspects of Reproduction of the Wolf and Their Implications for Contraception. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in a Changing World (Edmonton: Canadian Circumpolar Institute, 1995), 283.

Asa, C.S. et al. Pinealectomy or Superior Cervical Ganglionectomy Do Not Alter Reproduction in the Wolf (Canis lupus). Biol. Reprod., 37, 1987, 14-21.

Asa, C.S. & L.D. Mech. A Review of the Sensory Organs in Wolves and Their Importance to Life History. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in a Changing World (Edmonton: Canadian Circumpolar Institute, 1995), 287.

Asa, C.S. & L.D. Mech. The Use of Urine, Faeces, and Anal-Gland Secretions in Scent-Marking by a Captive Wolf (Canis lupus) Pack. Animal Behaviour, 33, 1985, 1034-1036.

Asher, V. et al. Evaluation of Electronic Aversive Conditioning for Managing Wolf Predation. Proceedings of the International Theriological Congress, People and Predators Conference, 2001.

Askins, R. View of the Wolf Fund. Wyoming Wildlife, LXI/1, January 1992, 14-17.

Associated Press. Fremont County [WY] Resolution Declares Wolves Predators. 25 January 2003.

Associated Press. Anti-Wolf Group Preps for Legal Attack. 12 August 2003.

Associated Press. Making A Case for Wolves. 26 September 2003.

Associated Press. Migrating Wolves Complicate Wildlife Management. 12 January 2004

Associated Press. Relationship Between Wolves, Lions Studied. 29 May 2003.

Associated Press. Scientist Sees Legal Holes in Wyoming Wolf Plan. 4 December 2003.

Associated Press. Scientists: Wolves Could Help Curb CWD. 23 December 2003

Associated Press. State Plans, Lawsuits May Threaten Federal Efforts to Delist Gray Wolves. 29 April 2003.

Atkins, D.L. & L.S. Dillon. Evolution of the Cerebellum in the Genus Canis. Journal of Mammalogy, 52, 1971, 96-107.

Atkinson, K. Exploring History to Change Negative Sentiments and Influence Sound Wolf Management. World Wolf Congress 2003.

Atkinson, K. et al. Wolves Have New Worries. The Animals' Agenda, 18/4, July-August 1998, 10 (3pp).

Aulerich, R.J. The Wolf: Both Red and Gray Species of a Valuable North American Predator Stand on the Verge of Extinction. National Parks Magazine, 40/230, 1966, 10-13.

Aybes, C. & D.W. Yalden. Place-Name Evidence for the Former Distribution and Status of Wolves...in Britain. Mammal Review, 25/4, 1995, 201-227.