Wolves Bibliography-H

Wolves Bibliography-H

Haber, G.C. The Balancing Act of Moose and Wolves. Natural History, October 1980, 39-50.

Haber, G.C. Biological, Conservation, and Ethical Implications of Exploiting and Controlling Wolves. Conservation Biology, 10/4, 1996, 1003-1012.

Haber, G.C. Socio-Ecological Dynamics of Wolves and Prey in a Subarctic Ecosystem. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver, 1977.

Haight, R.G. & L.D. Mech. Computer Simulation of Vasectomy for Wolf Control. Journal of Wildlife Management, 61/4, October 1997, 1023 (9pp).

Haight, R.G. et al. Computer Simulation of Wolf-Removal Strategies for Animal Damage Control. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 30/3, Fall 2002, 844.

Haight, R.G. & L.D. Mech. Evaluating Vasectomy as a Means of Wolf Control. Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 33/2, 1996, 321-322.

Haight, R.G. et al. Modeling Disjunct Gray Wolf Populations in Semi-Wild Landscapes. Conservation Biology 10, 1998, 879-888.

Hall, A.M. Ecology of Beaver and Selection of Prey by Wolves in Central Ontario. M.S. Thesis, University of Toronto, 1971 (116pp).

Hall, E.R. We're Wiping Out the Wolf and the Coyote. Defenders of Wildlife News, 4/4, 1966, 311.

Hall, S. The Decline of the Italian Wolf. Science, 6/4. May 1985, 90.

Halliday, W.H. Making Wolf Education Curriculum Based. In (Fascione, N. & M. Cecil, comps.) Wolves of America Conference Proceedings, November 1996, 228-230.

Halloran, A.F. Black Red Wolf Map. Texas Game and Fish, 18/3, 1960, 25.

Halloran, A.F. Black Red Wolves. Oklahoma Wildlife, 14/4, 1958, 6-8.

Halloran, A.F. The Carnivores and Ungulates of the Arkansas National Wildlife Refuge, Texas. Southwestern Naturalist, 6/1, 1961, 21-26.

Halloran, A.F. & B.P. Glass. The Carnivores and Ungulates of the Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma. Journal of Mammalogy, 40/3, 1959, 360-370.

Halloran, A.F. Shadow in the Woods. Texas Game and Fish, 18/3, 1959, 10-11.

Hance, C. Back in the Crosshairs. Outside, 28/10, October 2003, 20 (2pp).

Hansen, D. As Wolf Packs Grow, So Does Resentment. Spokane (WA) Spokesman Review, 20 July 2003, A1.

Hansen, D. Fish and Wildlife Service Moves Gray Wolves Off Endangered List. Spokane (WA) Spokesman Review, 19 March 2003, B2.

Hansen, D. The Packs are Back. (Spokane, Wash.) Spokesman Review, 20 July 2003, H1.

Hansen, D. Wolves Are Expanding Range in North Idaho. Spokane (WA) Spokesman Review, 17 February 2003, A1.

Hansen, D. Wolves Touch the Wildness Within. Spokane (WA) Spokesman Review, 21 July 2003, A1.

Harbo, S.J., Jr. & E.C. Dean. Historical and Current Perspectives on Wolf Management in Alaska. In (Carbyn, L.N., ed.) Wolves in Canada and Alaska: Their Status, Biology, and Management, Canadian Wildlife Service Report Series, Number 45, 1983, 51-64.

Harding, A.R. Wolves--Timber and Prairie. Outdoor Life, 51/1, January 1923, 52.

Hardman, C. Native Lands for Wolf and Man. Americas, 52/2, March-April 2000, 3.

Hare, B. et al. The Domestication of Social Cognition in Dogs. Science, 298, 22 November 2002, 1634 (3pp).

Harper, F. The Name of the Florida Wolf. Journal of Mammalogy, 23/3, 1942, 339.

Harries, K. Are Wolves a Pack of Trouble? Toronto Star, 31 March 2001.

Harrington, F.H. Chorus Howling by Wolves: Acoustic Structure, Pack Size, and the Beau Geste Effect. Bioacoustics, 2/2, 1989, 117-136.

Harrington, F.H. The Man Who Cries Wolf: An Ethnologist Decodes the Meaning of Wolf Cries and Silences. Natural History, February 1987, 22-26.

Harrington, F.H. et al. Pack Size and Wolf Pup Survival: Their Relationship Under Varying Ecological Conditions. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, 13, 1983, 19-26.

Harrington, F.H. & L.D. Mech. Patterns of Homesite Attendance in Two Minnesota Wolf Packs. In (Harrington, F.H. & P.C. Paquet, eds.) Wolves of the World, 1982, 81-105.

Harrison, D.J. & T.G. Chapin. Extent and Connectivity of Habitat for Wolves in Eastern North America. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 26/4, Winter 1998, 767 (9pp).

Harrison, E. Out of the Woods. Scientific American, 288/4, April 2003, 29.

Harrington, F.H. et al. Monogamy in Wolves: A Review of the Evidence. In (Harrington, F.H. & P.C. Paquet, eds.) Wolves: A Worldwide Perspective of Their Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation, 1982, 209-222.

Harrington, F.H. et al. Pack Size and Wolf Pup Survival: Their Relationship Under Varying Ecological Conditions. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, 13, 1983, 19-26.

Harrington, F.H. Wolf Eyes and Ears: A Review of Visual and Auditory Senses. In (Fascione, N. & M. Cecil, comps.) Wolves of America Conference Proceedings, November 1996, 242-249.

Harrington, F.H. & L.D. Mech. Wolf Howling and Its Role in Territory Maintenance. Behaviour, 68, 1979, 207-249.

Harrington, F.H. & L.D. Mech. Wolf Pack Spacing: Howling as a Territory-Independent Spacing Mechanism in a Territorial Population. Behav. Ecol. Sociobiol., 12, 1983, 161-168.

Harris, L.D. The Unruly Gangsters of the Badlands. North Dakota Outdoors, 2/12, June 1940, 4.

Harwell, G.M. et al. Chronic Superficial Keratitis in a Mexican Wolf. Journal of the American Veterinary Medicine Association, 187/11, 1 December 1985, 1268.

Haydon, D.T. et al. Integrating Epidemiology Into Population Viability Analysis: Managing the Risk Posed by Rabies and Canine Distemper to the Ethiopian Wolf. Conservation Biology, 16/5, 2002, 1372-1385.

Hayes, R. & A. Harestad. Demography of a Recovering Wolf Population in the Yukon. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 78, January 2000, 36-48.

Hayes, R. et al. Kill Rate by Wolves on Moose in the Yukon. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 78, January 2000, 49-59.

Hayes, R.D. et al. Experimental Reduction of Wolves in the Yukon: Ungulate Responses and Management Implications. Wildlife Monographs, 152, July 2003, 1-35.

Hayes, R. D. et al. Population Dynamics and Prey Relationships of an Exploited and Recovering Wolf Population in the Southern Yukon. Yukon Fish and Wildlife Branch Final Report. TR-91-1, 1991 (68pp).

Hayes, R.D. & J.R. Gunson. Status and Management of Wolves in Canada. In (Carbyn,L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in a Changing World, 1995, 21-33.

Hayes, R. & A. Harestad. Wolf Functional Response and Regulation of Moose in the Yukon. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 78, January 2000, 60-66.

Heard, D.C. The Effect of Wolf Predation and Snow Cover on Musk-Ox Group Size. The American Naturalist, 139/1, January 1992, 190-204.

Heard, D.C. Historical and Present Status of Wolves in the Northwest Territories. In (Carbyn, L.N., ed.) Wolves in Canada and Alaska: Their Status, Biology, and Management, Canadian Wildlife Service Report Series, Number 45, 1983, 44-47.

Hebblewhite, M. et al. Development and Application of a Ratio Estimator to Estimate Wolf Kill Rates and Variance in a Multi-Prey System. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 31/4, 2003, 933-946.

Hebblewhite, M. & D. Pletscher. Effects of Elk Group Size on Predation by Wolves. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 80, May 2002, 800-809.

Hebblewhite, M. et al. Elk Population Dynamics Following Wolf Recolonization of the Bow Valley of Banff National Park. Research Links, 11/1. 2003, 10-12.

Hebblewhite, M. et al. Elk Population Dynamics in Areas With and Without Predation by Recolonizing Wolves in Banff National Park, Alberta. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 80, May 2002, 789-799.

Hedemann, O. From Ancient Bialowieza: About Wolf Ears and Tails. Echa lesne, 1, 1936, 4-5. (In Polish)

Hedemann, O. From the History of Bialowieza: Persecution of Wolves. Echa lesne, 30, 1935, 4. (In Polish)

Hedrick, P. et al. Evaluation of D2, A Microsatellite Measure of Inbreeding and Outbreeding, In Wolves with a Known Pedigree. Evolution, 55/6, June 2001, 1256.

Hedrick, P. et al. Genetic Evaluation of the Three Captive Mexican Wolf Lineages. Zoo Biology, 16, 1997, 47-69.

Hedrick, P. et al. Major Histocompatibility Complex Variations in the Endangered Mexican Wolf and Related Canids. Heredity, 85/6, 2000, 617-624.

Hedrick, P. et al. Major Histocompatibility Complex Variations in Red Wolves: Evidence for Common Ancestry with Coyotes and Balancing Selection. Molecular Ecology, 11/10, 2002, 1905-1913.

Hefner, R. & E. Geffen. Group Size and Home Range of the Arabian Wolf (Canis lupus) in Southern Israel. Journal of Mammalogy, 80/2, May 1999, 611 (9pp).

Heilbron, A. Concern for Ontario's Wolves. Canadian Wildlife, 7/2, 2001, 42.

Hell, P. Dental Anomalies Among West Carpathian Wolves and Their Significance in Dog Breeding. Zeitschrift fuer Jagdwissenschaft, 36/4, 1990, 266-269.

Held, T. Wolf Attacks Drain Money Set Aside to Reimburse State Farmers.... Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, 9 November 2003.

Henrichsen, D. Wolves Around the World. Defenders, 73/4, Fall 1998, 6-13.

Henry, N.M. Great Lakes States Use Lethal Control, Consider Hunting. Natural Resources, 10/9, June 2003.

Henry, N.M. Wolves: Enviros Intend to Sue FWS Over Downlisting. Greenwire, 10/9, 3 April 2003.

Henry, V.G. Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants: Determination of Experimental Population Status for an Introduced Population of Red Wolves in North Carolina and Tennessee. Federal Register, 56 (213), 1991, 56325-56334.

Henry, V.G. et al. Protocol for Island Propagation Projects (Red Wolf Management Series Technical Report). US Fish & Wildlife Service, 1994.

Henry, V.G. et al. Red Wolf Status and Future Proposals. US Fish & Wildlife Service, 1993 (23pp).

Henry, V.G. & C.F. Lucash. Red Wolf Status Report. In proceedings, Conservation Research Consortium, 4-6 June 1998, Riverbanks Zoo and Garden.

Henry, V. G. Revision of the Special Rule for Nonessential Experimental Populations of Red Wolves in North Carolina and Tennessee – final rule. Federal Register 60, 1995, 18940-18948.

Henshaw, R.E. Workshop: Reintroduction of Wolves Into the Wild. In (Klinghammer, E., ed.) The Behavior and Ecology of Wolves, 1979, 420-457.

Hillis, T.L. & F.F. Mallory. Sexual Dimorphism in Wolves (Canis lupus) of the Keewatin District, Northwest Territories, Canada. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 74/4, 1996, 721-725.

Hochmeyer, E. Were-wolves and Wolf Children. American Field, 24/1, July 1885, 8.

Hollingdale, P. Why the Wolves Are Running. Lion and the Unicorn, 23/1, 1999, 97-115.

Hollis, B. Hybrid Wolves. Forest and Stream, 25, July 1885, 467.

Holloway, M. Wolves at the Door. Discover, June 2000.

Holz, P. et al. Effects of Atropine on Medetomidine/Ketamine Immobilization in the Gray Wolf (Canis lupus). Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine, 25/2, 1994, 209-213.

Hook, R.A. & W.L. Robinson. Attitudes of Michigan Citizens Toward Predators. In (Harrington, E.H. & P.C. Paquet, eds.) Wolves of the World: Perspectives of Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation, 1982, 382-394.

Hoover, H. Deer Track--Wolf Track. Audubon, 65/2, March-April 1964, 110-111.

Hope, J.A. The Wolf Hunt in Northern Ontario. Rod and Gun and Motor Sports in Canada, 10/10, March 1909, 946-947.

Horan, J. The Red Wolf Is Coming Home. Defenders, 61/3, 4-6 & 9-11.

Hosack, D.A. Biological Potential for Eastern Timber Wolf Re-establishment in Adirondack Park. In (Fascione, N. & M. Cecil, comps.) Wolves of America Conference Proceedings, November 1996, 24-30.

Hoskinson, R.L. & L.D. Mech. White-tailed Deer Migration and Its Role in Wolf Predation. Journal of Wildlife Management, 40, 1976, 429-441.

Hotchkiss, J. The Jungle of Eden: Kipling, Wolf Boys, and the Colonial Imagination. Victorian Literature & Culture, 29/2, 2001, 435-449.

Hsu, M. Status Survey and Conservation Plan, the Ethiopian Wolf. (review) Journal of Mammalogy, 80/1, February 1999, 30 (2pp).

Huber, D. Temporary Wolf Management Plan for Croatia. Beyond 2000: Realities of Global Wolf Restoration, 2000.

Huggard, D.J. Effect of Snow Depth on Predation and Scavenging by Gray Wolves. Journal of Wildlife Management, 57/2, April 1993, 382.

Huggard, D.J. Prey Selectivity of Wolves in Banff National Park, I. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 71, 1993, 130-139; Part II. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 71, 1993, 140-147. Also, M.Sc. Thesis. Univ. B.C., 1991 (119pp).

Huntington, R. Biologist Keeps Close Tabs on Wyoming's Wolves. Jackson Hole News & Guide, 7 September 2003.

Hurford, A. et al. Predicting the Recolonization Rate of Wolves Using Mathematical Models. World Wolf Congress 2003.

Hurst, B. Planting Wolves. The American Enterprise, 10/5, Sep.-Oct. 1999, 68 (3pp).

Husseman, J.S. et al. Assessing Differential Prey Selection Patterns Between Two Sympatric Large Carnivores. Oikos, 101/3, June 2003, 591 (11pp).

Husseman, J.S. Prey Selection Patterns of Wolves and Cougars in East-Central Idaho. Unpublished thesis, University of Idaho, 2002.