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BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR SWIFT FOXES (Vulpes velox)PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL PAPERSAllardyce, D., M. A. Sovada. 2003. A review of the ecology, distribution, and status of swift foxes in theUnited States. Pages 3-18 in M. A. Sovada and L. Carbyn, editors. The swift fox: ecology andconservation of swift foxes in a changing world. Canadian Plains Research Center, Regina,Saskatchewan, Canada.Almási-Klausz, E. E., and L. N. Carbyn. 1999. Winter abundance and distribution of small mammals inthe Canadian mixed-grass prairies and implications for the swift fox. Pages 206-209 in J. Thorpe,T. A. Steeves, and M. Gollop, editors. Proceedings of the Fifth Prairie Conservation andEndangered Species conference. Provincial Museum of Alberta Natural History Occasional PaperNo. 24. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.Anderson D. E., T. R. Laurion, J. R. Cary, R. S. Sikes, M. A. McLeod, and E. M. Gese. Aspects of swiftfox ecology in southeastern Colorado. Pages 139-147 in M. A. Sovada and L. Carbyn, editors.The swift fox: ecology and conservation of swift foxes in a changing world. Canadian PlainsResearch Center, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.Asa, C. S., and C. Valdespino. 1998. Canid reproductive biology: an integration of proximatemechanisms and ultimate causes. American Zoology 38:251-259.Asa, C. S., and C. Valdespino. 2003. A review of small canid reproduction. Pages 117-123 in M. A.Sovada and L. Carbyn, editors. The swift fox: ecology and conservation of swift foxes in achanging world. Canadian Plains Research Center, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.Bailey, V. 1905. Biological Survey of Texas. North American Fauna 25:1-222.Bailey, V. 1926. A biological survey of North Dakota: I. Physiography and life zones. II. The mammals.North American Fauna 49. 226 pp.Bailey, V. 1931. Mammals of New Mexico. North American Fauna 53:1-412.Best, T. L. 1971. Notes on the distribution and ecology of five eastern New Mexico mammals. TheSouthwestern Naturalist 16:210-211.Biggins, D. E., J. L. Godbey, L. R. Hanebury, B. Luce, P. E. Marinari, M. R. Matchett, and A. Vargas.1998. The effect of rearing methods on survival of reintroduced black-footed ferrets. Journal ofWildlife Management 62:643-653.Blus, L. J., G. R. Sherman, and J. D. Henderson. 1967. A noteworthy record of the swift fox inMcPherson County, Nebraska. Journal of Mammalogy 48:471- 472.Bremner-Harrison, S., S. W. R. Harrison, B. L. Cypher, J. D. Murdoch, J. Maldonado, S. K. Darden.2006. Development of a single-sampling noninvasive hair snare. Wildlife Society Bulletin34:456-461.Bremner-Harrison, S., P. A. Prodohl, and R. W. Elwood. 2004. Behavioural trait assessment as a releasecriterion: boldness predicts early death in a reintroduction programme of captive-bred swift fox(Vulpes velox). Animal Conservation 7:313-320.Burns, U. A. 1991. Mid-Wisconsin vertebrates and their environments from January Cave, Alberta,Canada. Quaternary Research 35:130-143.Carbyn, L. N., H. J. Armbruster, and C. Mamo. 1994. The swift fox reintroduction program in Canadafrom 1983 to 1992. Pages 247-271 in M. L. Bowles and C. J. Whelan, editors. Restoration ofendangered species: conceptual issues, planning and implementation. Cambridge UniversityPress, Cambridge, United Kingdom.

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