Wolves Bibliography-N,O

Wolves Bibliography-N,O

Nader, I.A. Distribution and Status of Five Species of Predators in Saudi Arabia. Journal of Wildlife Resources, 1/2, 1996, 210-214.

Naess, A. & I. Mysterud. Philosophy of Wolf Policies I: General Principles and Preliminary Exploration of Selected Norms. Conservation Biology, 1/1, May 1987, 22-34.

Nash, S. Wolves of Isle Royale: Scientists Test A Dying Population. National Parks, Jan.-Feb. 1989.

National Fish & Wildlife Laboratory and National Coastal Ecosystem Team. Selected Vertebrate Endangered Species of the Seacoast of the United States: The Red Wolf. Fish & Wildlife Service/Office of Biological Services, 80/0.1.1., 1993 (7pp).

National Park Service and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Red Wolf: Recovery in the Smokies. 1999 (4pp). (Update, 1994, 4pp).

National Wildlife Federation. NWF Takes Legal Action to Ensure Wolf Recovery in the Northeast. 18 December 2003.

Nature. Modelling Territoriality and Wolf-Deer Interactions. 366/6457, 23 December 1993, 738 (3pp).

Naughton, L. et al. Paying for Tolerance? The Impact of Depredation and Compensation Payments on Rural Citizens. World Wolf Congress 2003.

Neff, E.D. Can We Save the Gray Wolf? Natural History, LX/9, November 1951, 393-432.

Nelson, E.W. & E.A. Goldman. A New Wolf from Mexico. Journal of Mammalogy, 10/2, May 1929, 165-166.

Nelson, M.E. & L.D.Mech. Deer Social Organization and Wolf Depredation in Northeastern Minnesota. Wildlife Monograph No. 7, July 1981, 6-53.

Nelson, M. E. and L. D. Mech. Relationship Between Snow Depth and Gray Wolf Predation on White-tailed Deer. J. Wildlife Management 50, 1986, 471-474.

Nelson, M.E. & L.D. Mech. A Single Deer Stands-Off Three Wolves. American Midland Naturalist, 131/1, January 1994, 207.

Nemecek, S. Return of the Red Wolf. Scientific American, 274/1, January 1996, 31-32.

New Scientist. Top Dogs. 2 November 2002, 42 (2pp).

New York Times. Following the Wolves, Number by Number. 22 July 2003, F3.

New York Times. Wolves Wander Into Germany; Aiding A Resettlement Effort. 25 November 2001, A17.

Nickens, E. Once More, They Are There. Southern Living, November 1992, 16-17.

Nie, M.A. The Sociopolitical Dimensions of Wolf Management and Restoration in the United States. Human Ecology Review, 8, 2001, 8-12.

Nie, M.A. Wolf Recovery and Management as Value-based Political Conflict. Ethics, Place and Environment, 5/1, 2002, 65-71.

Nikol'skii, A.A. & Y.P. Lithatskii. The Effect on the Wolf on the Competition Between Ungulates in the Voronezh Biosphere Reserve. Doklady Biological Sciences, 387/1-6, 2002, 520-522.

Nilsson, T. Integrating Effects of Hunting Policy, Catastrophic Events, and Inbreeding Depression, in PVA Simulation: the Scandinavian Wolf Population as an Example. Biological Conservation, 115/2, February 2004, 227.

Niskanen, C. Love 'Em or Hate 'Em, Wolves Best Left Alone. Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service, 25 July 2001

Norris, D. et al. Forest Composition Around Wolf (Canis lupus) Dens in Eastern Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 80, May 2002, 866-872.

Norton, B.G. What Do We Owe the Future? How Should We Decide? In (Sharpe, V.A. et al., eds.) Wolves and Human Communities: Biology, Politics, and Ethics, 2001, 213-232.

Nowak, R.M. Another Look at Wolf Taxonomy. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in a Changing World, 1995, 375-397.

Nowak, R.M. The Mysterious Wolf of the South. Natural History, 81, 1972, 50-77.

Nowak, R.M. North American Quaternary Canis. University of Kansas Monograph No. 6, Museum of Natural History, 1979 (154pp).

Nowak, R.M. et al. The Origin and Fate of the Red Wolf. In (Carbyn, L.N. et al., eds.) Ecology and Conservation of Wolves in a Changing World: Proceedings of the Second North American Symposium on Wolves, Canadian Circumpolar Institute, 1995, 409-416.

Nowak, R.M. The Original Status of Gray Wolves in Eastern North America. Southeastern Naturalist, 1/2, 2002, 95-130.

Nowak, R.M. A Perspective on the Taxonomy of Wolves in North America. In (Carbyn, L., ed.) Wolves in Canada and Alaska: Their Status, Biology and Management, 1983, 10-19.

Nowak, R.M. Red Wolf/Canis rufus. In (Wilson, D.E. & S. Ruff, eds.) The Smithsonian Book of North American Mammals, 1999, 143-146.

Nowak, R.M. The Red Wolf in Louisiana. Defenders of Wildlife News, 42/1, 1967, 60-70.

Nowak, R.M. The Red Wolf is Not a Hybrid. Conservation Biology, 6/4, 1992, 593-595.

Nowak, R.N. Red Wolf: Our Most Endangered Mammal. National Parks and Conservation Magazine, 48, 1974, 9-12.

Nowak, R.M. Report on the Red Wolf. Defenders of Wildlife News 45/1, 1970, 82-94.

Nowak, R.M. & N.E. Federoff. The Systematic Status of the Italian Wolf Canis lupus. Acta Theriologica, 47/3, September 2002, 333-338.

Nowak, R.M. & N.E. Federoff. Systematics of Wolves in Eastern North America. In (Fascione, N. & M. Cecil, comps.) Wolves of America Conference Proceedings, November 1996, 187-203.

Nowak, R.M. & N.E. Federoff. Validity of the Red Wolf: Response to Roy et al. Conservation Biology, 12/3, June 1998, 722-25.

Nugent, Tom. Timber Wolves Resurgent in Upper Midwest. The Washington Post, 10 February 2003, A03.

Oakleaf, J.K. et al. Effects of Wolves on Livestock Calf Survival and Movements in Central Idaho. Journal of Wildlife Management, 67/2, April 2003, 299-306.

Oakleaf, J.K. et al. Habitat Selection by Recolonizing Wolves in the Northwestern United States. World Wolf Congress 2003.

Oakleaf, J. K. Wolf-Cattle Interactions and Habitat Selection by Recolonizing Wolves in the Northwestern United States. M.S. Thesis, University of Idaho, 2002.

Obee, B. In the Predator's Domain. Beautiful British Columbia Magazine, 43/4, Winter 2001, 34-42.

Ockerman, Arnold. The Prospect of Eating Henry. Denever Post, 13 September 2003.

O'Driscoll, P. Gray Wolves Return Presents Challenges in the West. USA Today, 15 January 2001.

Ogilvie, P.W. Interim Report on the Red Wolf in the United States. International Zoo Yearbook, 10, 1970, 122-124.

Okarma, H. et al. Home Ranges of Wolves in Bialowieza Primeval Forest, Poland, Compared With Other

Eurasian Populations. Journal of Mammalogy 79, 1998, 842-852.

Okarma, H. & W. Jedrzejewski. Livetrapping Wolves with Nets. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 25/1, Spring 1997, 78 (5pp).

Okarma, H. Status and Management of the Wolf in Poland. Biological Conservation, 66, 1993, 153-158.

Okarma, H. The Trophic Ecology of Wolves and Their Predatory Role in Ungulate Communities of Forest Ecosystems in Europe. Acta Theriologica, 40, 1995, 335-386.

Olson, S.F. Organization and Range of the Pack. Ecology, 19/1, January 1928, 168-170.

Olson, S.F. A Study in Predatory Relationship, with Particular Reference to the Wolf. Scientific Monthly, 46, 1938, 323-336.

Oosenberg, S. M. & L. N. Carbyn. Winter Predation on Bison and Activity Patterns of a Wolf Pack in Wood Buffalo National Park. In (F. H. Harrington, F.H. & P. C. Paquet, eds.) Wolves of the World, 1982, 43-53.

Orr, J.E. How A Pioneer Outwitted the Wolves. Rod and Gun and Motor Sports in Canada, 10/5, October 1908, 421.

Ortiz, M. & A.L. Strauss. Techniques and Tools for Educating the World About Wolves. World Wolf Congress 2003.

Orton, A. Wolves of the Naha. The Alaska Sportsman, 8/1, January 1942, 8-9, 28-30.

Ovsyanikov, N.G. & A.D. Poyarkov. Wolves and Feral Dogs in the Ecosystems of Russian Nature Reserves. Journal of Wildlife Resources, 1/3, 1996, 240-244.

Owens, W. Crying Wolf at Yellowstone. National Parks, March-April 1988, 16-17.