Spatial ecology and habitat selection of cub-rearing wolverine females
Suitable den sites is presumably important for reproduction of wolverines (Gulo gulo), but little information is available about selection of den and rendezvous sites for female wolverines. I examined patterns of den and rendezvous site selection in and around Sarek National Park, Sweden, from 19...
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SLU/Dept. of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies
2008
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