Wolves Bibliography-B

Wolves Bibliography-B

Bailey, T.N. et al. Exposure of Wolves to Canine Parvovirus and Distemper on the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, 1976-1988. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in a Changing World (Edmonton: Canadian Circumpolar Institute, 1995), 441-446.

Bailey, V. Destruction of Deer by the Northern Timber Wolf. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Biological Survey Circular 58, 1907, 1-2.

Bailey, V. Destruction of Wolves and Coyotes: Results Obtained during 1907. US Bureau of Biological Survey Circular 63, 1908 (11pp).

Bailey, V. Directions for the Destruction of Wolves and Coyotes. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Biological Survey Circular 55, 1907, 1-5.

Bailey, V. The Home Life of the Big Wolves. Natural History, 46/2, September 1940, 120-122.

Bailey, V. Key to Animals on Which Wolf and Coyote Bounties Are Often Paid. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Biological Survey Circular 69, May 1909, 1-3.

Bailey, V. Wolves in Relation to Stock, Game, and the National Forest Reserves. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service Bulletin 72, 1907, 1-31.

Bakarich, A. Comparative Development in Wolves (Canis lupus) and Dogs (Canis familiaris). Masters thesis, Trinity University (San Antonio, TX), 1979.

Bakker, R.T. The Deer Flees, the Wolf Pursues: Incongruencies in Predator-Prey Coevolution. In (Futuyma, D.J. &M. Slatkin, eds.) Coevolution (Sunderland, MA: Sinaur Associates, 1983), 350-382.

Balas, M. Less Protection for Wolves? Green Bay News-Chronicle, 24 November 2003.

Baldes, D. The Last Wolf, 1943: A Remembrance of the Last Verified Wolf Killed in Greater Yellowstone. Yellowstone Science, 1/4, Summer 1993, 10-12.

Ball, V. Notes on Children Found Living with Wolves in the Northwestern Provinces and Oudh. Proc. Asiatic Society Bengal, 8, 1873, 128-129.

Ballard, W.B. et al. Accuracy, Precision, and Performance of Satellite Telemetry for Monitoring Wolf Movements. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in a Changing World, Canadian Circumpolar Institute, 1995, 461-467.

Ballard, W.B. Brown Bear Kills Gray Wolf. Canadian Field Naturalist, 94, 1980, 91.

Ballard, W.B. & J.R. Dau. Characteristics of Gray Wolf, Canis lupus, Den and Rendezvous Sites in Southcentral Arkansas. Canadian Field-Naturalist, 97/3, 1983, 299-302.

Ballard, W.B. et al. Comparison and Assessment of Drugs Used to Immobilize Alaskan Gray Wolves (Canis lupus) and Wolverines (Gulo gulo) from a Helicopter. Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 18, 1982, 339-342.

Ballard, W.B. et al. Comparison of VHF and Satellite Telemetry for Estimating Sizes of Wolf Territories in Northwest Alaska. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 26/4, Winter 1998, 823 (7pp).

Ballard, W. B. et al. Deer-Predator Relationships: A Review of Recent North American Studies with Emphasis on Mule Mule and Black-Tailed Deer. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 29/1, 2002, 99-115. 2

Ballard, W.B. et al. Den Site Activity Patterns of Gray Wolves, Canis lupus, in South Central Alaska. Canadian Field-Naturalist, 105, 1991, 497-504.

Ballard, W.B. et al. Ecology of An Exploited Wolf Population in South-Central Alaska. Wildlife Monograph, No. 98, July 1987, 1-54.

Ballard, W.B. et al. Ecology of Wolves in Relation to a Migratory Caribou Herd in Northwest Alaska. Wildlife Monograph (Supplement) No. 135, 1997, 1-47.

Ballard, W.B. Gray Wolf-Brown Bear Relationships in the Nelchina Basin of South-central Alaska. In (Harrington, F.H. & P.C. Paquet, eds.) Wolves of the World: Perspectives of Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation (Park Ridge, NJ: Noyes Publications, 1982), 71-80.

Ballard, W.B. et al. Immobilization of Gray Wolves with a Combination of Tiletamine Hydrochloride and Zolazepam Hydrochloride. Journal of Wildlife Management, 55/1, January 1991, 71.

Ballard, W.B. et al. Long Distance Movement by Gray Wolves, Canis lupus. Canadian Field-Naturalist 97/3, 1983.

Ballard, W.B. et al. Use of Line-Intercept Track Sampling for Estimating Wolf Densities. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in a Changing World (Edmonton: Canadian Circumpolar Institute, 1995), 469-480.

Ballard, W.B. & P.S. Gibson. Wolf. In (Demarais, S. & P.R. Krausman, eds.) Ecology and Management of Large Mammals in North America (Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 2000), 321-346.

Ballard, W.B. & R.O. Stephenson. Wolf Control--Take Some and Leave Some. Alces, 18, 1982, 276-230.

Ballard, W.B. et al. Wolf Interactions With Non-Prey. In (Mech, L.D. & L. Boitani, eds.) Wolves: Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation, 2003, 259-271.

Bangs, E.E. et al. Control of Endangered Gray Wolves in Montana. In (Carbyn, L. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in A Changing World, 1995, 127-134.

Bangs, E.E. Establishment of Nonessential Experimental Population of Gray Wolves in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, Idaho and Montana -- Final Rule. Federal Register 59:60252-60281, 1994.

Bangs, E.E. et al. Gray Wolf Restoration in the Northwestern United States. Endangered Species Update 18/4. 2001, 147-152.

Bangs, E.E. & J. Shivik. Managing Wolf Conflict with Livestock in the Northwestern United States. Carnivore Damage Prevention News, 3, 2001, 2-5.

Bangs, E.E. et al. Managing Wolf-Human Conflict in the Northwestern United States. In (Woodroffe, R. et al, eds.) People and Wildlife: Coexistence or Conflict?, (in press).

Bangs, E.E. & S.H. Fritts. Reintroducing the Gray Wolf to Central Idaho and Yellowstone National Park. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 24/3, 1996, 402-413.

Bangs, E.E. et al. Restoration of the Gray Wolf in the Northwestern United States. World Wolf Congress 2003.

Bangs, E.E. et al. Status of Gray Wolf Restoration in Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 26/4, Winter 1998, 785 (14pp).

Bangs, E.E. Wolf Hysteria: Reintroducing Wolves to the West. In (McIntyre, R., ed.) War Against the Wolf: America's Campaign to Exterminate the Wolf, 1995, 397-410.

Bangs. E.E. Wolf Management by Zoning. International Wolf, 11/3, 2001, 21.

Bangs, E.E. Wolf Predation and Elk in the Greater Yellowstone Area. International Wolf, 12/4, 2002, 28.

Bangs, E.E. et al. Wolf Restoration in the Northwestern United States. In (Fascione, N. & M. Cecil, comps.) Wolves of America Conference Proceedings, November 1996, 1-7.

Bangs, E.E. Wolves Have Reached Recovery Levels in the Northern Rocky Mountains: How Does Delisting Happen? International Wolf, 13, 2003, 21-22.

Banks, V. The Rest Is Up to the Wolf. Smithsonian, 18/12, 1988, 100-107.

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Barclay, P. A "Curious and Grim Testimony to a Persistent Human Blindness": Wolf Bounties in North America, 1630-1752. Ethics, Place & Environment, 5/1, 2002, 25-34.

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Barnes, W.C. How A Den of Wolves was Exterminated. Breeders' Gazette, 80, 1921, 923-924, 956-957.

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Bartlett, G.W. How Shall We Destroy the Wolves? Rod and Gun and Motor in Canada, 11/3, August 1909, 240-241.

Barton, B.S. Some Accounts of the Different Species and Varieties of Native American or Indian Dogs. Philadelphia Medical and Physical Journal, 1, 1805, 3-31.

Bass, G. Return of the Red Wolf. Nature Conservancy News, 37/3, 1987, 15-21.

Bath, A.J. & T. Buchanan. Attitudes of Interest Groups in Wyoming Toward Wolf Restoration in Yellowstone National Park. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 17, 1989, 519-525.

Bath, A.J. Identification and Documentation of Public Attitudes Toward Wolf Reintroduction in Yellowstone National Park. In (Varley, J.D. & W.G. Brewster, eds.) Wolves for Yellowstone? A Report to the United States Congress, Vol. IV: Research & Analysis, National Park Service,1992, 2.3-2.30.

Bath, A.J. & A. Majic. Integrating A Human Dimensions Approach to Addressing Wolf Management Issues in Europe. World Wolf Congress 2003.

Bath, A. J. Public Attitudes about Wolf Restoration in Yellowstone National Park. In (Keiter, R.B. & M.S. Boyce, eds) The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (New Haven: Yale Univ. Press, 1991), 367.

Baughman, J.L. The Lady and the Wolves. Texas Game and Fish, 5/10, 1947, 4-5, 28-29.

Baumgartner, K. & V. Guberti. Parvovirus CPV-2 in Free-Ranging Wolves (Canis lupus) in Italy. Proceedings of the European Association of Zoo and Wildlife Veterinarians, 1996, 171-80.

de Beaufort, F.G. Ecologie Historique du Loup en France. These de Doctorate, Univ. de Rennes (France), 1987 (4 vols., 1104pp).

Bechle, G. Unhappy Outcome in Montana Wolf Relocation. The Animals' Agenda, 10/1, January 1990, 35.

Beck, K.B. et al. Adaptive Management to Reduce Coyote Introgression into the Red Wolf Genome. World Wolf Congress 2003.

Becker, E.F. et al. A Population Estimator Based on Network Sampling of Tracks in the Snow. Journal of Wildlife Management, 62, 1998, 968-977.

Bednarz, J.C. The Mexican Wolf: Biology, History, and Prospects for Reestablishment in New Mexico. Endangered Species Report 18, US Fish & Wildlife Service, 1988 (70pp).

Bednarz, J.C. An Evaluation of the Ecological Potential of White Sands Missile Range to Support a Reintroduced Population of Mexican Wolves. Endangered Species Report 19, US Fish & Wildlife Service, 1989 (96pp).

Beezley, C. Marsh Fugitive. Texas Parks and Wildlife, 25/1, 1967, 18-20.

Beilman, A.P. The Red Wolf. Defenders of Wildlife News, 41/1, 1966, 77-78.

Bekoff, M. Behavioral Development of Terrestrial Carnivores. In (Gittleman, J.L., ed.) Carnivore Behavior, Ecology and Evolution, 3 vols., 1989, 89-124.

Bekoff, M. Human-Carnivore Interactions: Adopting Proactive Strategies for Complex Problems. in Gittleman, J.L. et al., eds.) Carnivore Conservation, 2001, 179-195.

Bekoff, M. Play Signals as Punctuation: The Structure of Social Play in Canids. Behaviour, 132, 1995, 419-429.

Bekoff, M. & L.D. Mech. Simulation Analyses of Space Use: Home Range Estimates, Variability, and Sample Size. Behav. Res. Meth. Instrum. 16, 1984, 32-37.

Bekoff, M. Social Communication in Canids: Evidence for Evolution of a Stereotyped Mammalian Display. Science, 197, 1977, 1097-1099.

Bekoff, M. & M.C. Wells. The Social Ecology of Coyotes. Scientific American, 4, 1980, 130-148.

Bekoff, M. Social Play in Coyotes, Wolves, and Dogs. Bio-Science, 24/4, April 1974, 225-230.

Bell, W.B. Hunting Down Stock Killers. Yearbook of Agriculture, 1920, 289-300.

Bell, W.B. Wolf and Coyote Control. The Producer, 7/9, Feb. 1926, 3-4; 7/10, Mar. 1926, 6-8.

Bell, W.B. Wolves, Coyotes Take Big Toll from Stockmen. Yearbook of Agriculture, 1926, 774-776.

Benecke, N. Studies on Early Dog Remains from Northern Europe. Journal of Archaeological Science, 14, 1987, 31-49.

Benjamin, S. Eye to Eye With Wolves. The Durango Herald, 22 April 2003.

Bennett, L.E. Colorado Gray Wolf Recovery: A Biological Feasibility Study: Final Report to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Univ. of Wyoming Fish and Wildlife Cooperative Research Unit, 1994.

Berg, K.A. History and Future of the Wolf: Survival Through Conservation and Education. In (Fascione, N. & M. Cecil, comps.) Wolves of America Conference Proceedings, November 1996, 235-239.

Berg, K.A. Wolf Protection, Animal Damage Control, and Realistic Humane Goals. Beyond 2000: Realities of Global Wolf Restoration, International Wolf Center, 2000.

Berg, W.E. & R.A. Chesness. Ecology of Coyotes in Northern Minnesota. In (Bekoff, M., ed.) Coyotes: Biology, Behavior, and Management, 1978, 229-247.

Berg, W.E. & D.W. Kuehn. Ecology of Wolves in North-Central Minnesota. In Harrington, F.H. & P.C. Paquet, eds.) Wolves of the World: Perspectives of Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation, 1982, 4-11.

Berg, W.E. & D.W. Kuehn. A Study of the Timber Wolf Population on the Chippewa National Forest, Minnesota. Minn. Wildl. Res. Q., 1980, 1-16.

Berger. Anthropogenic Extinction of Top Carnivores and Interspecific Animal Behaviour: Implications of the Rapid Decoupling of a Web Involving Wolves, Bears, Moose and Ravens. Biological Sciences, 266/1435, 1999.

Berger, J. et al. A Mammalian Predator-Prey Imbalance: Grizzly Bear and Wolf Extinction Affect Avian Neotropical Migrants. Ecol. Appl., 11, 2001, 947-960.

Bergerud, A.T. & J.P. Elliot. Dynamics of Caribou and Wolves in Northern British Columbia. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 64, 1986, 1515-1529.

Bergerud, A.T. & J.B. Snider. Predation in the Dynamics of Moose Populations: A Reply. Journal of Wildlife Management, 52, 1988, 559-564.

Bergerud, A.T. et al. The Role of Wolf Predation in Limiting a Moose Population. Journal of Wildlife Management, 47, 1983, 977-988.

Bergerud, A. & J. Elliot. Wolf Predation in a Multiple-Ungulate System in Northern British Columbia. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 76, August 1998, 1551-1569.

Bergerud, A.T. & W.B. Ballard. Wolf Predation on Caribou: The Nelchina Herd Case History, A Different Interpretation. Journal of Wildlife Management, 5/2,1988, 344-357.

Bergerud, A.T. & W.B. Ballard. Wolf Predation on Caribou: The Nelchina Herd Case History: A Reply. Journal of Wildlife Management, 53/1, 1989, 251-258.

Bergman, B.J. Rekindling the Fierce Green Fire. Sierra, 82/5, September-October 1997, 26 (2pp).

Bergman, C. Zoos and the Wolf Comeback. Defenders, 73/1, 1998, 28-32.

Bergman, E.J. Assessment of Prey Vulnerability Through Analysis of Wolf Movements and Kill Sites. M.S. thesis, Montana State University, 2003.

Bergquist, L. Board Takes Steps to Allow Landowners to Kill Wolves. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, 29 May 2003.

Bergquist, L. Gray Wolf Population Increases, Status Lowered to Threatened. The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, 19 March 2003.

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Beyer, Jr., D.E. et al. Translocation of Wolves Associated with Livestock Depredation in a Recovering Population. World Wolf Congress 2003.

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Bjorge, R.R. & J.R. Gunson. Wolf Predation of Cattle on the Simonette River Pastures in Northwestern Alberta. In (Carbyn. L., ed.) Wolves in Canada and Alaska: Their Status, Biology and Management, 1983, 106-111.

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Boitani, L. Genetic Considerations on Wolf Conservation in Italy. Bollettino di Zoologia, 51, 1984, 367-373.

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Boyd, D.K. & G.K. Neale. An Adult Cougar, Felis concolor, Killed by Gray Wolves, Canis lupus, in Glacier National Park, Montana. Canadian Field-Naturalist, 106, 1992, 524-525.

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