Technical report (1800-1964). Covers Colorado, North America, Alamosa. Topics: beaver management, population ecology, habitat suitability, damage control. Agencies: Colorado Game, Fish and Parks Department, Game Research Division, Colorado Game and Fish Commission. Cites 19 external works.
Knowledge graph centered on The Beaver in Colorado: It's Biology, Ecology, Man with 50 nodes and 89 connections. Top connected: Colorado Department of Wildlife (CDOW), Beetles, U.S. Forest Service (Taylor River District), Salix lucida subsp. lasiandra, Potentilla gracilis.
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Colorado Department of Wildlife (CDOW)U.S. Forest Service (Taylor River District)Colorado General AssemblyDivision of Wildlife (CDOW)Colorado State University (C.S.U.)Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGFD)Colorado Wildlife FederationNew Mexico Department of Game and Fish (NMDGF)
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Michigan beaver populations as influenced by fire and logging (1964) — Lawrence, W. H
An outbreak of tularemia in beaver and muskrat in Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Can (1964) — Landford, E. V
Con- tamination of natural waters and mud with P (1960) — Parker, R. R., E. A. Steinhaus, G. M. Kohls, and W. L. Jellison
Beaver in Kansas (1960) — Henderson, F. Robert
Effects of water runoff and gradient on beaver in moun- tain streams (1960) — Smith, A. E
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Gastrointestinal parasites of beavers in Newfoundland (1956) — Choquette, L.P.E., and D. H. Pimlott
The production of aspen and its utilization by beaver in the Huntington Forest (1954) — Stegeman, L. C
Incidence of helminth parasites in beavers from the Platte River in Weld County, Colorado (1949) — Olson, O. Wilford
The magnificent rodent (1948) — Gregg, H. R
Wildlife conservation as affected by American Indian and Caucasian concepts (1943) — Presnall, C. C
Epizcotic tularemia in the beaver, Castor canadensis, and the contamination of stream water with Pasteurella tularensis (1942) — Jellison, W. L., G. M. Kohls, W. J. Butler, and J. A. Weaver
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Beaver-trout relations on the Rocky Mountain Region (1940) — Rasmussen, D. I
South Fork (Montana) beaver survey (1940) — Atwater, M.M
The susceptibility of beaver to.tularemia (1937) — Green, R. D
Lives of game animals (1937) — Scott, J. W. Natural occurrence of tularemia in beaver and its transmission to man. Science, 91 (2359) :263-264. Seton, Ernest T
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Methods of measuring the demand for and value of outdoor recreation (1959) — Marion Clawson
Wyoming fur-bearers—the beaver (1954) — E. M. Thomas
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Notes on the beaver colonies in the Longs Peak Region of Estes Park, Colorado (1926) — Edward R. Warren
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Beaver Control Act (1941)
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Federal Aid Project W-83-R, Beaver Investigations (1954)