Peer-reviewed Journal Papers - Northern Prairie Wildlife Research ...
Peer-reviewed Journal Papers - Northern Prairie Wildlife Research ... Peer-reviewed Journal Papers - Northern Prairie Wildlife Research ...
methods for swift fox. Abstracts of the North American Swift Fox Symposium. Saskatoon,Saskatchewan. Abstract only.Schenbeck, G.L. 1985. Black-tailed prairie dog management on the northern Great Plains: newchallenges and opportunities. Pp 28-33 in D. B. Farge, editor. Seventh Great Plains WildlifeDamage Control Workshop. San Antonio, Texas.Schmitt, C. G. 1995. Swift fox investigations in New Mexico, 1995. Pages 27-31 in S. H. Allen, J. W.Hoagland, E. D. Stukel, editors. Report of the Swift Fox Conservation Team - 1995. Denver,Colorado.Schroeder, C. 1982. A cooperative propagation and release program for the endangered swift fox(Vulpes velox hebes). American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums RegionalConference Proceedings. p. 287-295.Schroeder, C. 1987. Swift fox reproductive biology in captivity. Manuscript report, University ofCalgary, Calgary, Canada.Schroeder, C., and R. Dyke. 1998. Reproductive biology of swift foxes (Vulpes velox) in captivity.Abstracts of the North American Swift Fox Symposium. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Abstractonly.Scott-Brown, J. M., and S. Herrero. 1985. Monitoring of released swift foxes in Alberta andSaskatchewan. Progress Report, University of Calgary. 63 pp.Scott-Brown, J. M., S. Herrero, and C. Mamo. 1986. Monitoring of released swift foxes in Alberta andSaskatchewan. Final report 1986. Canadian Wildlife Service Report, Edmonton, Alberta. 97 pp.Scott-Brown, J. M., S. Herrero, and J. Reynolds. 1987. Swift fox. Pages 433-441 in M. Novak, J. A.Baker, M. E. Obbard, and B. Malloch, editors. Wild furbearer management and conservation inNorth America. Ontario Trappers Association, North Bay, Ontario, Canada.Seabloom,. R. W., R. D. Crawford, and M. G. McKenna. 1978. Vertebrates of southwestern NorthDakota: amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals. Institute for Ecological Studies., University ofNorth Dakota, Research Report 24 (REAP 78-4) 549pp.Seton, E. T. 1925a. Kit fox or swift. Pages 700-705 in Life Histories of game animals; an account of themammals of Manitoba. Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York.Seton, E. T. 1925b. Lives of game animals. Vol. I. Cats, wolves and foxes. Doubleday, Doran and Co.,New York. 640 pp.Shackford, J. S., and J. D. Tyler. 1991. Vertebrates associated with black-tailed prairie dog colonies inOklahoma. Publication of the Non-game Program, Oklahoma Department of WildlifeConservation. 24 pp.Sharps, J. C. 1977. Northern swift fox in South Dakota. Pp 117-124 in Proceedings of the Third GreatPlains Wildlife Damage Control Workshop.Sharps, J. C. 1984. Northern swift fox investigations, 1977-1981. South Dakota Department of Game,Fish and Parks. 32 pp.Sharps, J. C. 1989. Swift fox inventory. Final Report to the Rocky Mountain Forest and RangeExperiment Station Contract No. 43-82FT-9-0920.Sharps, J. C., J. Johnson, and D. W. Uresk. 1979. Habitat and food requirements of northern swift fox(Vulpes velox) in South Dakota. Society for Range Management 32nd Annual Meeting-Casper,Wyoming February 12-15. Abstract only.Sharps, J. C., and D. W. Uresk. 1980. Critical habitat and food habits of swift fox (Vulpes velox). Finalreport U.S. Forest Service cooperative Agreement No. 16-817-CA, Research Work Unit No.1752. 27pp.
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methods for swift fox. Abstracts of the North American Swift Fox Symposium. Saskatoon,Saskatchewan. Abstract only.Schenbeck, G.L. 1985. Black-tailed prairie dog management on the northern Great Plains: newchallenges and opportunities. Pp 28-33 in D. B. Farge, editor. Seventh Great Plains <strong>Wildlife</strong>Damage Control Workshop. San Antonio, Texas.Schmitt, C. G. 1995. Swift fox investigations in New Mexico, 1995. Pages 27-31 in S. H. Allen, J. W.Hoagland, E. D. Stukel, editors. Report of the Swift Fox Conservation Team - 1995. Denver,Colorado.Schroeder, C. 1982. A cooperative propagation and release program for the endangered swift fox(Vulpes velox hebes). American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums RegionalConference Proceedings. p. 287-295.Schroeder, C. 1987. Swift fox reproductive biology in captivity. Manuscript report, University ofCalgary, Calgary, Canada.Schroeder, C., and R. Dyke. 1998. Reproductive biology of swift foxes (Vulpes velox) in captivity.Abstracts of the North American Swift Fox Symposium. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Abstractonly.Scott-Brown, J. M., and S. Herrero. 1985. Monitoring of released swift foxes in Alberta andSaskatchewan. Progress Report, University of Calgary. 63 pp.Scott-Brown, J. M., S. Herrero, and C. Mamo. 1986. Monitoring of released swift foxes in Alberta andSaskatchewan. Final report 1986. Canadian <strong>Wildlife</strong> Service Report, Edmonton, Alberta. 97 pp.Scott-Brown, J. M., S. Herrero, and J. Reynolds. 1987. Swift fox. Pages 433-441 in M. Novak, J. A.Baker, M. E. Obbard, and B. Malloch, editors. Wild furbearer management and conservation inNorth America. Ontario Trappers Association, North Bay, Ontario, Canada.Seabloom,. R. W., R. D. Crawford, and M. G. McKenna. 1978. Vertebrates of southwestern NorthDakota: amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals. Institute for Ecological Studies., University ofNorth Dakota, <strong>Research</strong> Report 24 (REAP 78-4) 549pp.Seton, E. T. 1925a. Kit fox or swift. Pages 700-705 in Life Histories of game animals; an account of themammals of Manitoba. Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York.Seton, E. T. 1925b. Lives of game animals. Vol. I. Cats, wolves and foxes. Doubleday, Doran and Co.,New York. 640 pp.Shackford, J. S., and J. D. Tyler. 1991. Vertebrates associated with black-tailed prairie dog colonies inOklahoma. Publication of the Non-game Program, Oklahoma Department of <strong>Wildlife</strong>Conservation. 24 pp.Sharps, J. C. 1977. <strong>Northern</strong> swift fox in South Dakota. Pp 117-124 in Proceedings of the Third GreatPlains <strong>Wildlife</strong> Damage Control Workshop.Sharps, J. C. 1984. <strong>Northern</strong> swift fox investigations, 1977-1981. South Dakota Department of Game,Fish and Parks. 32 pp.Sharps, J. C. 1989. Swift fox inventory. Final Report to the Rocky Mountain Forest and RangeExperiment Station Contract No. 43-82FT-9-0920.Sharps, J. C., J. Johnson, and D. W. Uresk. 1979. Habitat and food requirements of northern swift fox(Vulpes velox) in South Dakota. Society for Range Management 32nd Annual Meeting-Casper,Wyoming February 12-15. Abstract only.Sharps, J. C., and D. W. Uresk. 1980. Critical habitat and food habits of swift fox (Vulpes velox). Finalreport U.S. Forest Service cooperative Agreement No. 16-817-CA, <strong>Research</strong> Work Unit No.1752. 27pp.
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