Wolves Bibliography-D

Wolves Bibliography-D

Daerr, E. G. A Howling Success. National Parks, Nov.-Dec. 2000.

Daerr, E.G. Safety Zone Set for Denali Wolves. National Parks, May-June 2000, 15.

Dale, B.W. et al. Functional Response of Wolves Preying on Barren-Ground Caribou. Journal of Animal Ecology, 63, 1994, 644-652.

Darimont, C. et al. Foraging Behaviour by Gray Wolves on Salmon Streams in Coastal British Columbia. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 81, February 2003, 349-353.

Darimont, C. & T. Reimchen. Intra-Hair Stable Isotope Analysis Implies Seasonal Shift to Salmon in Gray Wolf Diet. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 80, September 2002, 1638-1642.

Darimont, C.T. et al. Succession Debt: Effects of Logging on Wolf-Deer Dynamics in Coastal British Columbia and Southeast Alaska. World Wolf Congress 2003.

Davidson, R. America Set to Declare Open Season on Wolves. The Sunday Herald (Scotland), 23 March 2003.

Davis, C.B. Wolf Pursues Deer Into Water. Outdoor Life--Outdoor Recreation, 62/4, October 1928, 86.

Davis, D. More on Habits of Wolves. Field and Stream, 44/2, June 1939, 12-13.

Davis, S.M. The Last Wolf in Portland (Me.) Maine Naturalist. 9/2, June 1929, 73.

Dawed, P.R. et al. The Wolf (Canis lupus) in Greenland: A Historical Review and Present Status. Arctic, 39/2. June 1986, 119-32.

Dayan, T.D. et al. Canine Carnassials: Character Displacement in the Wolves, Jackals and Foxes of Israel. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 45/4, 1992, 315-331.

De Vos, A. The Value of the Timber Wolf Bounty System to Northern Ontario. Sylva Dept. of Lands and Forests Ontario, Jan.-Feb. 1949.

Dekker, D.W., et al. Historic and Contemporary Populations of Elk and Wolves in Jasper National Park, Alberta. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al, eds.) Ecology and Management of Wolves in a Changing World, Canadian Circumpolar Institute, 1994.

Dekker, D. Wolf, Canis lupus, Numbers and Colour Phases in Jasper National Park, Alberta, 1965-1984. Canadian Field Naturalist, 100, 1986, 550-553.

Delgiudice, G.D. Surplus Killing of White-tailed Deer by Wolves in North-Central Minnesota.

Delgiudice, G.D. et al. Validation of Estimating Food Intake in Gray Wolves by 22(Na) Turnover. Journal of Wildlife Management, 55/1, January 1991, 59.

Detweiler, R. Running Like A Wolf. The Animals' Agenda, 20/6, November/December 2000, 39.

Devlin, S. Activists Howl for Wolves. Missoulian, 21 November 1989, 12.

Dinger, D.R. Throwing Canis Lupus to the Wolves: United States v. McKittrick and the Existence of the Yellowstone and Central Idaho Experimental Wolf Populations Under a Flawed Provision of the Endangered Species Act. Brigham Young University Law Review, 2000, 377 (49pp).

Dixon, J. Mother Wolf Carries Food for Twelve Miles to Her Young. Journal of Mammalogy, 15/2, 1934, 158.

Dixon, J. The Timber Wolf in California. California Fish and Game, 2/3, July 1916, 125-129.

Dizard, J.E. In Wolves' Clothing: Restoration and the Challenge to Stewardship. In (Sharpe, V.A. et al., Wolves and Human Communities: Biology, Politics, and Ethics, 2001, 75-92.

Dodson, D. Group Seeks to Rescue Captive Wolves. Houston Chronicle, 23 January 2003, 10.

Dollar, T. Wolf Trap. National Wildlife, 105/5, September/October 2002, 34 (6pp).

Donnelley, S. Leopold's Wildness: Can Humans and Wolves Be at Home in the Adirondacks? In (Sharpe, V.A. et al., eds.) Wolves and Human Communities: Biology, Politics, and Ethics, 2001, 191-198.

Dorrance, M.J. Predation Losses of Cattle in Alberta. Journal of Range Management, 35/6, 1982, 690-692.

Downing, B. You Can Take a Variety of Wolf Watching Classes at Yellowstone. Akron (OH) Beacon Journal, 26 February 2002.

Drummer, T.D. et al. Estimating Predation Rates on Ungulates Using Two Methods of Assessment. Beyond 2000: Realities of Global Wolf Restoration, 2000.

Duchamp, C. et al. Wolf Status in the French Alps: From Monitoring to Damage Management. World Wolf Congress 2003.

Duda, M. D. & K. C. Young. 1995. New Mexico Resident’s Opinions Toward Mexican Wolf Reintroduction. Responsive Management, 1995 (60 pp).

Duffield, J.W. An Economic Analysis of Wolf Recovery in Yellowstone Park: Visitor Attitudes and Values. In (Varley & Brewster, eds.) Wolves for Yellowstone? A Report to the United States Congress..., 1992.

Duncan, R. & A. Mahle. Wolves Are Still In Need of Federal Protection. International Wolf, 14/1, 2004, 5-7.

Dundas, R. Quaternary Records of the Dire Wolf, Canis dirus, in North and South America. Boreas, 28/3, 1999, 375-385.

Dunne, A.L. Report on Wolves Followed during February and March 1939. Canadian Field-Naturalist, 53/8, 1939, 117-118.

Dyar, J.A. & J. Wagner. Uncertainty and Species Recovery Design. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 45/2 (Suppl. S), March 2003, 505-522.