Beaver In Water Impoundments: Understanding A Problem of Water-Level Management

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Technical report (1800s-1900s). Covers North America, peninsular Florida, deserts of the Southwest. Topics: water-level management, water impoundments, impoundments, habitat requirements. Agencies: North Central Forest Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Cites 18 external works.

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USDA Forest Service (Uncompahgre National Forest)Colorado Department of Wildlife (CDOW)United States Department of Agriculture (implied AAA)Forest Service, USDANew Mexico Department of Game and Fish (NMDGF)Cooperative Extension ServiceClemson UniversityMaine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife

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Minnesota Department of Natural ResourcesUniversity of KentuckyGeorgia Department of Natural ResourcesBureau of Biological SurveyNorth Central Forest Experiment StationIndiana Department of Natural ResourcesUniversity of Alaska

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Salix lucida subsp. lasiandra Aedes communis fish and wildlife fish and wildlife (general)Puma concolor Castor canadensis trees and shrubs forest vegetation

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aquatic macrophytes game fish

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67 p. M.S. thesis (1982) — 102 p. Howard, Rebecca J. Beaver habitat classification in Massachusetts. Amherst, MA: University of Mas- sachusetts;
292 p. Ph.D. thesis (1978) — 10 p. Hodgdon, Harry E. Social dynamics and behavior within an unexploited beaver (Castor canadensis) population. Amherst, MA: University of Massachu- setts;
23 p. Hill, Edward P (1977) — Natural Resources;
15 p. Muller-Scharze, D.; Heckman, S (1977) — Extension Service;

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October 24-27; Jackson, MS; 1976: 455-462 (1976) — Wildlife Agencies;
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: 277-317. Van Hoey, Alger F (1969) — Taber, R. D.; Cowan, I. McT. Capturing and marking wild animals. In: Giles, R. H., ed. Wildlife Manage- ment Techniques. Washington, DC: The Wildlife Society;
Rutherford, William H (1967) — Richard, P. B. Le determinisme de la construction des barrages chex le castor du Rhone. La Terre et la Vie 4; 339-470;
49 p. Shelton, Philip C (1964) — Parks Department;
103 p. M. S. thesis (1960)
Hartman, Alan M (1956) — Game Bull. 8(3): 3, 6;

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Beaver In Water Impoundments: Understanding A Problem of Water-Level Management

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Local Knowledge Graph (Top 27 entities)

Stakeholders (16)

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External References Cited (30)

other (12)

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