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05-1 ANDERSON, D. W., AND D. T. KING. 2005. Introduction: biology and conservation of the American white pelican. Waterbirds 28 (Special Publication 1):1-8. 254K

05-2 ANDERSON, D. W., D. T. KING, AND E. J. COULSON, editors. 2005. The biology and conservation of the American white pelican. The Waterbird Society, Washington, D.C. (Special Publication is not available through NWRC)

05-3 ARJO, W., C. FISHER, J. ARMSTRONG, D. JOHNSON, AND F. BOYD. 2005. Monitoring raccoon rabies in Alabama: the potential effects of habitat and demographics. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:14-22. 152K

05-4 ARJO, W., K. WAGNER, C. RICHARDSON, AND D. NOLTE. 2005. Use of deer repellents to preserve wildlife food plots for game birds. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:171-178. 54K

05-5 AVERY, M. L., AND E. A.TILLMAN. 2005. Alien birds in North America--challenges for wildlife managers. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:82-89. 70K

05-6 AVERY, M. L., S. J. WERNER, J. L. CUMMINGS, J. S. HUMPHREY, M. P. MILLESON, J. C. CARLSON, T. M. PRIMUS, AND M. J. GOODALL. 2005. Caffeine for reducing bird damage to newly seeded rice. Crop Protection 24:651-657. 312K

05-7 BARRAS, A. E., J. C. JONES, D. L. NOLTE, C. G. CULPEPPER, L. H. SHEARER, AND J. H. FOGARTY. 2005. Wildlife damage to seedlings in reforested hardwood sites in Mississippi. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:135-140. 93K

05-8 BARRAS, S. C., T. W. SEAMANS, AND J. D. CEPEK. 2005. Effects of decoy gender and wing clipping on capture success of brown-headed cowbirds. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:311-316. 34K

05-9 BARTEL, R. A., AND F. F. KNOWLTON. 2005. Functional feeding responses of coyotes, Canis latrans, to fluctuating prey abundance in the Curlew Valley, Utah, 1977-1993. Canadian Journal of Zoology 83:569-578. 167K

05-10 BARTEL, R. A., F. F. KNOWLTON, AND L. C. STODDART. 2005. Mammal abundance indices in the northern portion of the Great Basin, 1992-1993 (electronic datasets at esapubs.org/archive. Accession #E086-172). Ecology 86:3130. 13K

05-11 BEARD, K. H., AND W. C. PITT. 2005. Potential consequences of the coqui frog invasion in Hawaii. Diversity and Distributions 11:427-433. 142K

05-12 BEASON, R. C. 2005. Mechanisms of magnetic orientation in birds. Integrative and Comparative Biology 45:565-573. 112K

05-13 BUSH, R. M., M. E. CLARK, W. L. REED, AND G. M. LINZ. 2005. Maternal yolk steroids: a potential compensatory mechanism for red-winged blackbirds (Agelaius phoeniceus) in North Dakota. Sunflower Research Forum Papers 2005. National Sunflower Association, http://www.sunflowernsa.com/research/research-workshop/documents/Bush_etal_Maternal_05.PDF 76K

05-14 BYNUM, K. S., C. A. YODER, J. D. EISEMANN, J. J. JOHNSTON, AND L. A. MILLER. 2005. Development of nicarbazin as a reproductive inhibitor for resident Canada geese. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:179-189. 87K

05-15 CHAVEZ, A. S., AND E. M. GESE. 2005. Food habits of wolves in relation to livestock depredations in northwestern Minnesota. American Midland Naturalist 154-253. 205K

05-16 CHAVEZ, A. S., E. M. GESE, AND R. S. KRANNICH. 2005. Attitudes of rural landowners toward wolves in northwestern Minnesota. Wildlife Society Bulletin 33:517-527. 265K

05-17 CUMMINGS, J. L. , S. A. SHWIFF, AND S. K. TUPPER. 2005. Economic impacts of blackbird damage to the rice industry. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:317-322. 36K

05-18 DEAN, C. L., R. M. ENGEMAN, H. T. SMITH, AND W. E. MESHAKA JR. 2005. Leiocephalus carinatus armouri (northern curly-tailed lizard) cannibalism. Herpetological Review 36:451. 199K

05-19 DEAN, C. L., H. T. SMITH, R. M. ENGEMAN, AND W. E. MESHAKA, JR. 2005. Leiocephalus carinatus armouri (northern curly-tailed lizard): Entanglement in human-made materials. Herpetological Review 36:180. 209K

05-20 DORR, B., D. T. KING, J. B. HARREL, P. GERARD, AND M. G. SPALDING. 2005. The use of the culmen length to determine sex of the American white pelican. Waterbirds 28 (Special Publication 1):102-106. 104K

05-21 DUNBAR, M. R., M. A. GREGG, J. A. CRAWFORD, M. R. GIORDANO, AND S. J. TORNQUIST. 2005. Normal hematologic and biochemical values for prelaying greater sage grouse (Centrocerus urophasianus) and their influence on chick survival. Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine 36:422-429. 103K

05-22 EINARSEN, D., T. MASON, D. WALDREN, AND R. T. STERNER. 2005. Wildlife Master Volunteers: a multi-county approach to resolving human-wildlife conflicts. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:219-231. 74K

05-23 ENGEMAN, R. M. 2005. Indexing principles and a widely applicable paradigm for indexing animal populations. Wildlife Research 32:203-210. 111K

05-24 ENGEMAN, R. M., B. CONSTANTIN, S. A. SHWIFF, H. T. SMITH, AND J. WOOLARD. 2005. Research to support and enhance feral swine removal efforts. Proceedings of the Australasian Vertebrate Pest Conference 13:69-74. 467K

05-25 ENGEMAN, R. M., D. HANSEN, AND H. T. SMITH. 2005. Chamaeleo gracilis (graceful chameleon): reproduction. Herpetological Review 36:445-446. 108K

05-26 ENGEMAN, R. M., R. E. MARTIN, H. T. SMITH, J. WOOLARD, C. K. CRADY, S. A. SHWIFF, B. CONSTANTIN, M. STAHL, AND J. GRINER. 2005. Dramatic reduction in predation on marine turtle nests through improved predator monitoring and management. Oryx 39:318-326. 95K

05-27 ENGEMAN, R. M., R. M. NIELSON, AND R. T. SUGIHARA. 2005. Evaluation of optimized variable area transect sampling using totally enumerated field data sets. . 59K

05-28 ENGEMAN, R. M., H. T. SMITH, AND B. CONSTANTIN. 2005. Invasive iguanas as airstrike hazards at Luis Munoz Marin International Airport, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education and Research 14:45-50. 395K

05-29 ENGEMAN, R. M., E. M. SWEET, AND H. T. SMITH. 2005. Iguana iguana (green iguana) predation. Herpetological Review 36. 160K

05-30 FAGERSTONE, K. A., H. P. TIETJEN, J. F. GLAHN, G. L. SHEMBECK, AND J. B. BOURASSA. 2005. Black-tailed prairie dog colony dynamics in South Dakota over a 10-year period. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:323-336. 423K

05-31 GANTZ, G. F., AND F. F. KNOWLTON. 2005. Seasonal activity areas of coyotes in the Bear River Mountains of Utah and Idaho. Journal of Wildlife Management 69:1652-1659. 155K

05-32 GESE, E. 2005. Demographic and spatial responses of coyotes to changes in food and exploitation. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:271-285. 97K

05-33 GESE, E. M., S. P. KEENAN, AND A. M. KITCHEN. 2005. Lines of defense: coping with predators in the Rocky Mountain Region. Utah State University Extension, Logan, Utah. 1,715K

05-34 GRIFFIN, B., H. BAKER, E. WELLES, L. A. MILLER, AND K. A. FAGERSTONE. 2005. Response of dogs to a GnRH-KLH conjugate contraceptive vaccine adjuvanted with Adjuvac®. Pages 185-186 in Proceedings of the 2004 ACCD International Symposium on Nonsurgical Methods for Pet Population Control. Alliance for Contraception in Cats and Dogs, Denver, Colorado. 44K

05-35 HAGY, H., G. M. LINZ, AND W. J. BLEIER. 2005. Avian use of commercial sunflower and grain crops compared to USDA wildlife conservation sunflower plots in North Dakota. Sunflower Research Forum Papers 2005. National Sunflower Association, http://www.sunflowernsa.com/research/research-workshop/ documents/Hagy_etal_PAPER_05.pdf. 59K

05-36 HAGY, H., J. RAETZMAN, G. LINZ, AND W. BLEIER. 2005. Decoy cropping methods for luring blackbirds away from commercial sunflower: USDA wildlife conservation sunflower plots. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:304-310. 43K

05-37 HARPER, J. L., D. L. NOLTE, T. J. DELIBERTO, AND D. L. BERGMAN. 2005. Conditioning beaver to avoid desirable plants. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:354-362. 58K

05-38 HILE, A. G., AND M. G. TORDOFF. 2005. Influence of the number of repellent-treated and untreated food or water containers on intake by the European starling. Appetite 45:81-85. 141K

05-39 HOMAN, H. J., AND G. M. LINZ. 2005. Aerial mass color--marking of blackbird roosts. Proceedings of the Northern Great Plains Workshop: 28-32. 93K

05-40 HOMAN, H. J., R. S. STAHL, J. J. JOHNSTON, AND G. M. LINZ. 2005. Estimating DRC-1339 mortality using bioenergetics: a case study of the European starling. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:202-208. 36K

05-41 HYGNSTROM, S. E., M. A. COVER, B. A. STILLINGS, R. D. CRANK, J. W. FISCHER, J. W. MERCHANT, AND S. P. KORTE. 2005. Elk in Nebraska: opportunity or another private-public land conundrum. Proceedings of the Wildlife 18. 31K

05-42 JOHNSTON, J. J. 2005. Evaluation of cocoa- and coffee-derived methylxanthines as toxicants for the control of pest coyotes. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 53:4069-4075. 370K

05-43 JOHNSTON, J. J., M. J. HOLMES, A. HART, D. J. KOHLER, AND R. S. STAHL. 2005. Probabilistic model for estimating field mortality of target and non-target bird populations when simultaneously exposed to avicide bait. Pest Management Science 61:649-659. 338K

05-44 JOHNSTON, J. J., D. L. NOLTE, B. A. KIMBALL, K. R. PERRY, AND J. C. HURLEY. 2005. Increasing acceptance and efficacy of zinc phosphide rodenticide baits via modification of the carbohydrate profile. Crop Protection 24:385. 203K

05-45 JOHNSTON, J. J., W. C. PITT, R. T. SUGIHARA, J. D. EISEMANN, T. M. PRIMUS, M. J. HOLMES, J. CROCKER, AND A. HART. 2005. Probabilistic risk assessment for snails, slugs, and endangered honeycreepers in diphacinone rodenticide baited areas on Hawaii, USA. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 24:1557-1567. 957K

05-46 JOHNSTON, J. J., T. M. PRIMUS, T. BUETTGENBACH, C. A. FURCOLOW, M. J. GOODALL, D. SLATE, R. B. CHIPMAN, J. L. SNOW, AND T. J. DELIBERTO. 2005. Evaluation and significance of tetracycline stability in rabies vaccine baits. Journal of Wildlife Diseases 41:549-558.132K

05-47 JOJOLA, S. M., G. W. WITMER, AND D. L. NOLTE. 2005. Nutria: an invasive rodent pest or a valued resource. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management . 39K

05-48 JONES, G. A., K. E. SIEVING, M. L. AVERY, AND R. L. MEAGHER. 2005. Parasitized and non-parasitized prey selectivity by an insectivorous bird. Crop Protection 24:185-189. 250K

05-49 KILLIAN, G., D. WAGNER, AND L. MILLER. 2005. Observations on the use of the GnRH vaccine GonaCon in male white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus). Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:256-263. 173K

05-50 KIMBALL, B. A., AND D. L. NOLTE. 2005. Herbivore experience with plant defense compounds influences acquisition of new flavor aversions. Applied Animal Behaviour Science 91:17-34. 280K

05-51 KIMBALL, B. A., D. L. NOLTE, AND K. B. PERRY. 2005. Hydrolyzed casein reduces browsing of trees and shrubs by white-tailed deer. HortScience 40:1810-1814. 244K

05-52 KIMBALL, B. A., J. H. RUSSELL, D. L. GRIFFIN, AND J. J. JOHNSTON. 2005. Response factor considerations for the quantitative analysis of western redcedar (Thuja plicata) foliar monoterpenes. Journal of Chromatographic Science 43:253-258. 570K

05-53 KING, D. T. 2005. Interactions between the American white pelican and aquaculture in the southeastern United States: an overview. Waterbirds 28 (Special 3-86. 86K

05-54 KING, D. T., AND D. W. ANDERSON. 2005. Recent population status of the American white pelican: a continental perspective. Waterbirds 28 (Special Publication 1):48-54. 104K

05-55 KITCHEN, A. M., E. M. GESE, S. M. KARKI, AND E. R. SCHAUSTER. 2005. Spatial ecology of swift fox social groups: from group formation to mate loss. Journal of Mammalogy 86:547-554. 117K

05-56 KITCHEN, A. M., E. M. GESE, L. P. WAITS, S. M. KARKI, AND E. R. SCHAUSTER. 2005. Genetic and spatial structure within a swift fox population. Journal of Animal Ecology 74:1173-1181. 123K

05-57 LINZ, G. M., A. A. SLOWIK, L. B. PENRY, AND H. J. HOMAN. 2005. Evaluation of Lorsban -4E aerially sprayed on sunflower plots for bird repellency. Sunflower Research Forum Papers 2005. National Sunflower Association, http://www.sunflowernsa.com/research/research-workshop/documents/ Linz_Lorsban_05.pdf. 65K

05-58 LOWNEY, M. S., P. SCHOENFELD, W. HAGLAN, AND G. W. WITMER. 2005. Overview of impacts of feral and introduced ungulates on the environment in the eastern United States and Caribbean. Proceedings of the Wildlife -81. 85K

05-59 MARTIN, R. E., R. M. ENGEMAN, H. T. SMITH, C. K. CRADY, M. STAHL, AND B. CONSTANTIN. 2005. Cheloniidae (marine turtle) nest predation by bobcats. Herpetological Review 36:57. 254K

05-60 MCLEAN, R. G., L. CLARK, M. R. DUNBAR, K. C. VERCAUTEREN, AND T. A. CAMPBELL. 2005. Wildlife disease research at the APHIS National Wildlife Research Center. Pages 123-135 in Proceedings of the One Hundred and Eighth Annual Meeting of the United States Animal Health Association. 52K

05-61 MESHAKA, JR., W. E., H. T. SMITH, R. M. ENGEMAN, C. L. DEAN, J. A. MOORE, AND W. E. O'BRIEN. 2005. The geographically contiguous and expanding coastal range of the northern curlytail lizard (Leiocephalus carinatus armouri) in Florida. Southeastern Naturalist 4:521-526. 1,697K

05-62 MOORE, J. A., H. T. SMITH, AND R. M. ENGEMAN. 2005. Ophisaurus ventralis (Eastern glass lizard) predation. Herpetological Review 36:182. 168K

05-63 NOLTE, D. L., AND K. A. FAGERSTONE EDITORS. 2005. Proceedings of the Eleventh Wildlife Damage Management Conference. The Wildlife Damage Management Working Group of The Wildlife Society, Fort Collins, Colorado. (Publication available through the WDMWG).

05-64 OESTERLE, P., R. MCLEAN, M. DUNBAR, AND L. CLARK. 2005. Husbandry of wild-caught greater sage grouse. Wildlife Society Bulletin 33:1055-1061. 513K

05-65 PITT, W., D. VICE, AND M. PITZLER. 2005. Challenges of invasive reptiles and amphibians. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:112-119. 44K

05-66 PRIMUS, T. M., B. A. KIMBALL, J. HURLEY, J. J. JOHNSTON, S. BLOM, AND P. J. SAVARIE. 2005. Stability of the tranquilizer drug propionylpromazine hydrochloride in formulated products. Pest Management Science 61:605-611. 149K

05-67 PRIMUS, T., G. WRIGHT, AND P. FISHER. 2005. Accidental discharge of brodifacoum baits in a tidal marine environment: a case study. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 74:913-919. 391K

05-68 RAETZMAN, J. M., G. M. LINZ, AND W. J. BLEIER. 2005. Blackbird use and damage of wildlife conservation sunflower plots. Sunflower Research Forum Papers 2005. National Sunflower Association, http://www.sunflowernsa.com/ research/research-workshop/documents/Raetzman_Blackbird_05.PDF. 67K

05-69 RAMEY, C., AND J. BOURASSA. 2005. Badger movement ecology in Colorado agricultural areas after a fire. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:337-348. 87K

05-70 ROCKE, T., K. CONVERSE, C. METEYER, AND R. G. MCLEAN. 2005. The impact of disease in the American white pelican in North America. Waterbirds 28 (Special Publication 1):87-94. 229K

05-71 ROOT, J. J., J. S. HALL, R. G. MCLEAN, N. L. MARLENEE, B. J. BEATY, J. GANOWSKI, AND L. CLARK. 2005. Serologic evidence of exposure of wild mammals to flaviviruses in the central and eastern United States. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 72:622-630. 188K

05-72 ROSS, M. K., L. A. MILLER, P. C. CRAWFORD, J. W. RITCHEY, AND K. A. FAGERSTONE. 2005. GnRH immunocontraception in cats. Pages 113-115 in Proceedings of the 2004 ACCD International Symposium on Nonsurgical Methods for Pet Population Control. Alliance for Contraception in Cats and Dogs, Denver, Colorado. 229K

05-73 SACKS, B. N., B. R. MITCHELL, C. L. WILLIAMS, AND H. B. ERNEST. 2005. Coyote movements and social structure along a cryptic population genetic subdivision. Molecular Ecology 14:1249.278K

05-74 SANTAELLA, J., R. MCLEAN, J. S. HALL, J. S. GILL, R. A. BOWEN, H. H. HADOW, AND L. CLARK. 2005. West Nile virus serosurveillance in Iowa white-tailed deer (1999-2003). American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 73:1038-1042. 130K

05-75 SAVARIE, P. J., S. WOOD, G. RODDA, R. L. BRUGGERS, AND R. M. ENGEMAN. 2005. Effectiveness of methyl bromide as a cargo fumigant for brown treesnakes. International Biodeterioration and Biodegradation 56:40-44. 191K

05-76 SEWARD, N. W., D. S. MAEHR, J. W. GASSETT, J. J. COX, AND J. L. LARKIN. 2005. From the field: field searches versus vaginal implant transmitters for locating elk calves. Wildlife Society Bulletin 33:751-755. 150K

05-77 SHIVIK, J. A., D. J. MARTIN, M. J. PIPAS, J. TURMAN, AND T. J. DELIBERTO. 2005. Initial comparison: jaws, cables, and cage-traps to capture coyotes. Wildlife Society Bulletin 33:1375-1383. 358K

05-78 SHWIFF, S. A., R. T. STERNER, J. W. TURMAN, AND B. D. FOSTER. 2005. Ex post economic analysis of reproduction-monitoring and predator-removal variables associated with protection of the endangered California least tern. Ecological Economics 53:277-287 517K

05-79 SLATE, D., C. RUPRECHT, M. DUNBAR, AND R. MCLEAN. 2005. Oral rabies vaccination--a progress report. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:12-13. 16K

05-80 SOVADA, M. A., D. T. KING, M. ERICKSON, AND C. GRAY. 2005. Historic and current status of the American white pelican breeding at Chase Lake National Wildlife Refuge, North Dakota. Waterbirds 28 (Special Publication) 1:27-34. 310K

05-81 STAHL, R. S., C. FURCOLOW, J. C. HURLEY, AND J. J. JOHNSTON. 2005. Characterizing 3-chloro-p-toluidine hydrochloride on rough-hulled rice and ethyl-cellulose-coated rice baits using high-performance liquid chromatography. Journal of Chromatographic Sciene 43:367-371. 96K

05-82 STERNER, R. T., AND B. A. KIMBALL. 2005. Slow migration of capsicum oleoresin in a sandy loam soil. International Biodeterioration & Degradation 56:188-191. 152K

05-83 STERNER, R. T., S. A. SHUMAKE, S. E. GADDIS, AND J. B. BOURASSA. 2005. Capsicum oleoresin: development of an in-soil repellent for pocket gophers. Pest Management Science 61:1202-1208. 161K

06-84 STOSKOPF, M. K., K. BECK, B. B. FAZIO, T. K. FULLER, E. M. GESE, B. T. KELLY, F. F. KNOWLTON, D. L. MURRAY, W. WADDELL, AND L. WAITS. 2005. From the field: implementing recovery of the red wolf: integrating research scientists and managers. Wildlife Society Bulletin 33:1145-1152. 251K

05-85 TOBIN, M. E., AND M. W. FALL. 2005. Pest control: rodents. in Encyclopedia of life support systems (EOLSS): Agricultural sciences. UNESCO, Eolss Publishers, Oxford, UK. Accessed 11-21-2005. http://www.eolss.net. 128K

05-86 VERCAUTEREN, K. C., R. A. DOLBEER, AND E. M. GESE. 2005. Identification and management of wildlife damage. Pages 740-778 in C. E. Braun, editor. Techniques for wildlife investigations and management. Sixth edition. The Wildlife Society, Bethesda, Maryland.
Part I (Intro, birds, ungulates) 525K
Part II (Rodents and other small mammals) 415K
Part III (Carnivores and other predators, literature cited) 599K

05-87 VERCAUTEREN, K., J. FISCHER, R. POOLER, M. LAVELLE, AND G. PHILLIPS. 2005. Fence-line interactions among farmed and free-ranging cervids: preliminary results. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:33-35. 23K

05-88 VERCAUTEREN, K., G. PHILLIPS, R. POOLER, AND M. LAVELLE. 2005. Evaluation of livestock protection dogs for deterring deer from contacting cattle. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:134. 16K

05-89 VERCAUTEREN, K., N. SEWARD, D. HIRCHERT, M. JONES, AND S. BECKERMAN. 2005. Dogs for reducing wildlife damage to organic crops: a case study. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:286-293.104K

05-90 VERCAUTEREN, K. C., J. A. SHIVIK, AND M. J. LAVELLE. 2005. Efficacy of an animal-activated frightening device on urban elk and mule deer. Wildlife Society Bulletin 33:1282-1287. 279K

05-91 VERCAUTEREN, K., SMITH H., AND J. STEVENSON. 2005. The role of raccoons in the ecology of bovine tuberculosis. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:46-48. 23K

05-92 VICE, D. L., R. M. ENGEMAN, AND D. L. VICE. 2005. A comparison of three trap designs for capturing brown treesnakes on Guam. Wildlife Research 32:355-359.147K

05-93 WERNER, S. J., J. B. HARREL, AND D. E. WOOTEN. 2005. Foraging behavior and monetary impact of wading birds at Arkansas baitfish farms. Journal of the World Aquaculture Society 36:354-362. 108K

05-94 WERNER, S. J., H. J. HOMAN, M. L. AVERY, G. M. LINZ, E. A. TILLMAN, A. A. SLOWIK, R. W. BYRD, T. M. PRIMUS, AND M. J. GOODALL. 2005. Evaluation of Bird Shield as a blackbird repellent in ripening rice and sunflower fields. Wildlife Society Bulletin 33:251-257. 197K

05-95 WERNER, S. J., D. L. NOLTE, AND F. D. PROVENZA. 2005. Proximal cues of pocket gopher burrow plugging behavior: influence of light, burrow openings, and temperature. Physiology and Behavior 85:340-345. 278K

05-96 WHISSON, D. A., R. M. ENGEMAN, AND K. COLLINS. 2005. Developing relative abundance techniques (RATs) for monitoring rodent population. Wildlife Research 32:239-244. 100K

05-97 WITMER, G. W. 2005. Wildlife population monitoring: some practical considerations. Wildlife Research 32:259-263. 76K

05-98 WITMER, G., B. CONSTANTIN, AND F. BOYD. 2005. Feral and introduced carnivores: issues and challenges. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:90-101. 64K

05-99 WITMER, G., AND J. EISEMANN. 2005. An overview of the 2nd National Invasive Rodent Summit. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:102-111. 54K

05-100 WYCKOFF, A. C., S. HENKE, T. A. CAMPBELL, D. HEWITT, AND K. VERCAUTEREN. 2005. Preliminary serologic survey of selected diseases and movements of feral swine in Texas. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:23-32. 111K

05-101 YODER, C., K. BYNUM, AND L. MILLER. 2005. Development of diazacon as an avian contraceptive. Proceedings of the Wildlife Damage Management Conference 11:190-201. 161K

05-102 YODER, C. A., L. A. MILLER, AND K. S. BYNUM. 2005. Comparison of nicarbazin absorption in chickens, mallards, and Canada geese. Poultry Science 84:1491-1494. 260K

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05-103 WASHBURN, B. E., S. C. BARRAS, AND T. W. SEAMANS. 2005. Foraging preferences of captive Canada geese between tall fescue and perennial ryegrass mixtures for airfields. U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, Office of Aviation Research, Washington, D. C. 187K

05-104 ENGEMAN, R. M., S. A. SHWIFF, H. T. SMITH, J. WOOLARD, B. CONSTANTIN, AND M. NELSON. 2005. Science-based Parknership to efficiently and effectively protect special habitats in Florida from feral swine. Aliens No.22:15-16. 84K