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WECKERLY FW
Citation: Fw. Weckerly, SEXUAL-SIZE DIMORPHISM - INFLUENCE OF MASS AND MATING SYSTEMS IN THE MOST DIMORPHIC MAMMALS, Journal of mammalogy, 79(1), 1998, pp. 33-52
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WECKERLY FW
KOVACS KE
Citation: Fw. Weckerly et Ke. Kovacs, USE OF MILITARY HELICOPTERS TO SURVEY AN ELK POPULATION IN NORTH COASTAL CALIFORNIA, California fish and game, 84(1), 1998, pp. 44-47
Authors:
MAIN MB
WECKERLY FW
BLEICH VC
Citation: Mb. Main et al., SEXUAL SEGREGATION IN UNGULATES - NEW DIRECTIONS FOR RESEARCH, Journal of mammalogy, 77(2), 1996, pp. 449-461
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WECKERLY FW
Citation: Fw. Weckerly, ROOSEVELT ELK ALONG THE PRAIRIE CREEK DRAINAGE - AN EVALUATION OF ESTIMATING ABUNDANCE AND HERD COMPOSITION, California fish and game, 82(4), 1996, pp. 175-181
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RICCA MA
WECKERLY FW
SEMLITSCH RD
Citation: Ma. Ricca et al., EFFECTS OF SOIL-MOISTURE AND TEMPERATURE ON OVERWINTERING SURVIVAL OFCURCULIO LARVAE (COLEOPTERA, CURCULIONIDAE), The American midland naturalist, 136(1), 1996, pp. 203-206
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MASSEY BN
WECKERLY FW
VAUGHN CE
MCCULLOUGH DR
Citation: Bn. Massey et al., CORRELATIONS BETWEEN FECAL NITROGEN AND DIET COMPOSITION IN FREE-RANGING BLACK-TAILED DEER, The Southwestern naturalist, 39(2), 1994, pp. 165-170
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MCCULLOUGH DR
WECKERLY FW
GARCIA PI
EVETT RR
Citation: Dr. Mccullough et al., SOURCES OF INACCURACY IN BLACK-TAILED DEER HERD COMPOSITION COUNTS, The Journal of wildlife management, 58(2), 1994, pp. 319-329
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WECKERLY FW
Citation: Fw. Weckerly, INTERSEXUAL RESOURCE PARTITIONING IN BLACK-TAILED DEER - A TEST OF THE BODY-SIZE HYPOTHESIS, The Journal of wildlife management, 57(3), 1993, pp. 475-494
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