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Estimation of black bear abundance by management zone in Wisconsin
Maximilian L. Allen, Nathan M. Roberts, Andrew S. Norton +1
Estimates of population abundance are fundamental to wildlife management and conservation, but are difficult to obtain across large geographic scales and for cryptic species. We us…
Age-at-harvest models as monitoring and harvest management tools for Wisconsin carnivores
Maximilian L. Allen, Nathan M. Roberts, Timothy R. Van Deelen
Quantifying and estimating wildlife population sizes is a foundation of wildlife management. However, many carnivore species are cryptic, leading to innate difficulties in estimati…
A review of our current knowledge of clouded leopards (Neofelis nebulosa)
Po-Jen Chiang, Maximilian L Allen
Little is known about clouded leopards (Neofelis nebulosa), who have a vulnerable population that extends across southern Asia. We reviewed the literature and synthesized what is k…
Survey techniques, detection probabilities, and the relative abundance of the carnivore guild on the Apostle Islands (2014-2016)
Maximilian L. Allen, Bryn E. Evans, Michael E. Wheeler +5
Carnivores are important components of ecosystems with wide-ranging effects on ecological communities.We studied the carnivore community in the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore (…