Wolves Bibliography-F

Wolves Bibliography-F

Fahys, J. Wolves Run Wild in Human Imagination. Salt Lake Tribune, 29 December 2002, A9.

Farrah, L. Still Wild at Heart. The Scotsman, 17 February 2001.

Fascione, N. & S.R. Kendrot. Facilitating Citizen Participation in Adirondack Wolf Recovery. In (Sharpe, V.A. et al., eds.) Wolves and Human Communities: Biology, Politics, and Ethics, 2001, 51-60.

Fedderson-Peterson, D. Comparative Studies of Behavioural Development of Wolves and Domestic Dogs: Domestication Traits and Selective Breeding. Tierarztliche Umschau, 49/9, 1994, 527-531.

Fedderson-Peterson, D. The Ontogeny of Social Play and Agonistic Behavior in Selected Canid Species. Bonner Zoologische Beitraege, 42/4, 1991, 97-114.

Federoff, N.E. Antibody Response to Rabies Vaccination in Captive and Free-ranging Wolves. Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine, 32/1, 2001, 127-129.

Federoff, N.E. & F. Kueppers. Polymorphism of Alpha...Antitrypsin in North American Species of Canis. Journal of Heredity, 91/2, Mar/Apr 2000, 174 (3pp).

Fentress, J.C. & J. Ryon. A Long-Term Study of Distributed Pup Feeding in Captive Wolves. In (Harrington, F.H. & P.C. Paquet, eds.) Wolves of the World (Park Ridge, NJ: Noyes Publishers, 1982), 238-261.

Fentress, J.C. et al. A Multidimensional Approach to Agonistic Behavior in Wolves. In (Frank, H., ed.) Man and Wolf, 1987, 253-274.

Fentress, J.C. & H. Parr. Social Dynamics and Communication. In (Markowitz, H. & V. Stevens, eds.) Behavior of Captive Wild Animals (Chicago: Nelson-Hall, 1978), 67-106.

Ferguson D. Sportsmen Worry Wolves Have the Advantage. Lewiston (Idaho) Morning Tribune, 22 March 2003, 1C.

Ferguson, G. Living the Wild Life: Yellowstone's Doug Smith Runs With the Wolves -- and Loves Every Minute of It. Boys' Life, 91/12, 2001, 28 (4pp).

Ferrell, R.E. et al. Biochemical Markers in a Species Endangered by Introgression: The Red Wolf. Biochemical Genetics, 18, 1980, 39-47.

Flagstad, Ø. et al. Two Centuries of the Scandinavian Wolf Population: Patterns of Genetic Variability and Migration During an Era of Dramatic Decline. Molecular Ecology, 12/4, 2003, 869-880.

Fleming, M. Making A Home Fit for Wolves. (Plymouth, UK) Evening Herald, 27 August 2003.

Fletcher, M. Fury Over Norway's Plan to Cull Wolves. The London Times, 6 February 2001.

Floyd, T. et al. Relating Wolf Scat Content to Prey Consumed. Journal of Wildlife Management, 42/3, 1978, 528-532.

Fodor, B. The Wolf in the Southeastern United States. Office of Library Services Bibliography Series No. 19, US Dept. of the Interior, 1970 (29pp).

Foley, G. Sawtooth Valley Wolves Pioneer New Haunts. Idaho Mountain Express, 4 June 2003.

Foley, G. Wolves Staking Claim in White Clouds. Idaho Mountain Express, 13 August 2003.

Fooks, L.G. Food Habits of Indigenous Canidae and Felidae in Arkansas Based on Complete and Sample Analysis of Stomach Contents. M.S. thesis, Univ. of Arkansas, 1961 (55pp).

Forbes, G.J. & J. Theberge. Cross-boundary Management of Algonquin Park Wolves.Conservation Biology, 10/4, August 1996, 1091-1097.

Forbes, G. J., & J. B. Theberge. Influences of a Migrating Deer Herd on Wolf Movements and Mortality In and Around Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in a Changing World, 1995, 303-313.

Forbes, G. J., and J. B. Theberge. Response by Wolves to Prey Variation in Central Ontario. Canadian Journal of Zoology 74, 1996, 1511-1520.

Forbes, S. H. and D. K. Boyd. Genetic Structure and Migration in Native and Reintroduced Rocky Mountain Wolf Populations. Conservation Biology 11, 1997, 1226-1234.

Forbes, S.H. & D.K. Boyd. Genetic Variation of Naturally Colonizing Wolves in the Central Rocky Mountains. Conservation Biology, 10/4, August 1996, 1082-1090.

Foster, N. Transylvania is Reluctant to Cry Wolf. The Financial Times, 7 April 2001.

Francisci, F. & V. Guberti. Recent Trends of Wolves in Italy as Apparent from Kill Figures and Specimens. In (Promberger, C. & W. Schroeder, eds.) Wolves in Europe: Status and Perspectives, 1993, 91-102.

Frank, H. & M.G. Frank. Inhibition Training in Wolves and Dogs. Behavioural Processes, 8/4, October 1983, 363-77.

Frank, H. et al. Motivation and Insight in Wolf and Alaskan Malamute Visual Discrimination Learning. Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 27/5, 1989, 455-458.

Frank, M. & H. Frank. Food Reinforcement Versus Social Reinforcement in Timber Wolf Pups. Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 26/5, 1988, 467-468.

Fredrickson, R. & P. Hedrick. Body Size in Endangered Mexican Wolves: Effects of Inbreeding and Cross-Lineage Matings. Animal Conservation, 5/1, 2002, 39-43.

Fredrickson, R. & P. Hedrick. Captivity, Inbreeding, Cross-Lineage Matings, and Body Size in Mexican Wolves. Endangered Species Update, 18/4, July-August 2001, 164 (3pp).

Freeman, D. Algonquin Wolves: Wild Reality or Diminished Myth? The Country Connection, Winter-Spring 1998.

Freeman, R.C. Coyote X Dog Hybridization and Red Wolf Influence in the Wild Canis of Oklahoma. Oklahoma Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, 1976 (72pp).

Freeman, R.C. Hybridization in Canis in Oklahoma. Southwestern Naturalist, 24/3, 1979, 485-499.

French, T.W. & J.L. Dusi. Status of the Coyote and Red Wolf in Alabama. Journal, Alabama Academy of Science, 50/4, 1979, 220-224.

Frenzel, L.D. Occurrence of Moose in Food of Wolves as Revealed by Scat Analyses: A Review of North American Studies. Nat. Can. (Quebec), 101, 1974, 467-479.

Frezard, A. & G. Le Pape. Contribution to the Welfare of Captive Wolves (Canis lupus lupus): A Behavioral Comparison of Six Wolf Packs. Zoo Biology, 22/1, 2003, 33-44.

Fritts, S.H. et al. Can Relocated Wolves Survive? Wildlife Society Bulletin, 13, 1985, 459-463.

Fritts, S.H. & L.D. Mech. Dynamics, Movements, and Feeding Ecology of a Newly Protected Wolf Population in Northwestern Minnesota. Wildlife Monographs (Suppl.), No. 80, 1981, 4-79.

Fritts, S.H. et al. Evaluation of Methods for Alleviating Wolf Depredations on Livestock. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Report, 1979.

Fritts, S.H. Gray Wolf Recovery in the Northern Rockies and Pacific Northwest. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, 1 July 1991.

Fritts, S.H. A Greater Tolerance: Coexistence of Wolves and Humans. International Wolf, 10/1, 2000, 8-11.

Fritts, S.H. & W.J. Paul. Interactions of Wolves and Dogs in Minnesota. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 17, 1989.

Fritts, S.H. Management of Wolves Inside and Ourside Yellowstone National Park and Possibilities for Wolf Management in the Greater Yellowstone Area. In (Varley, J.D. & W.G. Brewster, eds.) Wolves for Yellowstone? A Report to the United States Congress, Vol. II: Research & Analysis, National Park Service, 1992, 1.9-1.88.

Fritts, S.H. et al. Movements of Translocated Wolves in Minnesota. Journal of Wildlife Management, 48, 1984, 709-721.

Fritts, S.H. et al. Outcomes of Hard and Soft Releases of Reintroduced Wolves in Central Idaho and the Greater Yellowstone Area. In D.S. Maehr, D.S. et al. (eds), Large Mammal Restoration: Ecological and Sociological Challenges in the 21st Century. Island Press, Washington, D.C., 2001, 125-147.

Fritts, S. H., et al. Planning and Implementing Reintroduction of Wolves to Yellowstone National Park and Central Idaho. Restoration Ecology, 5/1, March 1997, 7-27.

Fritts, S.H. & L.N. Carbyn. Population Viability, Nature Reserves, and the Outlook for Gray Wolf Conservation in North America. Restoration Ecology, 3, 1995, 26-38.

Fritts, S. H. Record Dispersal by a Wolf from Minnesota. Journal of Mammalogy 64, 1983, 166-167.

Fritts, S.H. Reintroductions and Translocations of Wolves in North America. In (Cook, R., ed.) Ecological Issues on Reintroducing Wolves Into Yellowstone National Park, National Park Service scientific monograph NPS/NRYELL/NRSM-93/22, 1993, 1-27.

Fritts, S.H., et al. The Relationship of Wolf Recovery to Habitat Conservation and Biodiversity in the Northwestern United States. Landscape and Urban Planning, 28, 1994, 23-32.

Fritts, S.H. et al. Restoring Wolves to the Northern Rocky Mountains of the United States. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in a Changing World, 1995, 107-125.

Fritts, S.H. Review of Carnivores in Ecosystems: the Yellowstone Experience. Ecology 81/8, 2000, 2351-2352.

Fritts, S.H. et al. Trends and Management of Wolf-Livestock Conflicts in Minnesota. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Resource Publication 181, 1992 (27pp).

Fritts, S.H. Wolf Depredation on Livestock in Minnesota. US Fish & Wildlife Service, Resource Publ. 145, 1982 (11pp).

Fryxell, F.M. An Observation on the Hunting Methods of the Timber Wolf. Journal of Mammalogy, 7/3, August 1926, 226-227.

Fuller, T.K. & D.L. Murray. Biological and Logistical Explanations of Variation in Wolf Population Density. Animal Conservation, 1/3, 1998, 153-157.

Fuller, T.K. Denning Behavior of Wolves in North-Central Minnesota. American Midlands Naturalist, 121/1, January 1989, 184.

Fuller, T.K. & W.J. Snow. Estimating Wolf Densities From Radiotelemetry Data. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 16, 1988, 367-370.

Fuller, T.K. & B.A. Simpson. Evaluation of a Simulated Howling Survey for Wolves. Journal of Wildlife Management, 52/1, 1998, 60-63.

Fuller, T.K. et al. A History and Current Estimate of Wolf Distribution and Numbers in Minnesota. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 20/1, Spring 1992, 42-55.

Fuller, T.K. & L.B. Keith. Immobilization of Wolves Using Ketamine in Combination With Xylamine or Promazine. Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 19, 1983, 69-72.

Fuller, T.K. Impact of Wolves on White-Tailed Deer in North-central Minnesota. Wildlife Monographs, 105, 1989.

Fuller, T.K. Population Dynamics of Wolves in North-Central Minnesota. Wildlife Monographs, October 1989.

Fuller, T.K. & L.B. Keith. Wolf Population Dynamics and Prey Relationships in Northeastern Alberta. Journal of Wildlife Management, 44, 1980, 583-602.

Fuller, W.A. Wolf Control Operations, Southern Mackenzie District, 1954-55. Canadian Wildlife Service Reports, October 1955.