Differential Effects of Coyotes and Red Foxes on Duck Nest Success
The Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center posts online biological resources. Marsha Sovada and others wrote this paper, examining the hypothesis that "nest success of upland-nesting ducks is higher in areas with coyotes than in areas with red foxes." The paper was originally published in 1995 in the Journal of Wildlife Management [59(1):1-8]. All three resources may be downloaded online as .zip files.
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- Ducks -- Research -- Prairie Pothole Region.
- Ducks -- Behavior -- Prairie Pothole Region.
- Birds, Protection of -- Prairie Pothole Region.
- Prairie ecology -- Prairie Pothole Region
- Ducks -- Nests
- Ducks -- Nests -- Prairie Pothole Region.
- Predatory animals
- Predatory animals -- Prairie Pothole Region -- Control
- Ducks -- Ecology.
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2000
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November 8th, 2000
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