Background Telomere length provides a physiological proxy for accumulated stress in
animals. While there is a growing consensus over how telomere dynamics and their patterns …

Movement is essential for understanding the distribution and abundance of animals. While it
has been suggested that invasion success can be facilitated by species' ability to adapt to …

High calf mortality attributed to winter tick (Dermacentor albipictus) parasitism occurs in
moose (Alces alces) populations along their southern range in the northeastern United …

In many regions of the world, browsing pressure by ungulates has increased over the last
century, often reaching unsustainable levels. Overbrowsing by ungulates is threatening …

Abstract Across much of North America, populations of moose (Alces alces) are declining
because of disease, predation, climate change, and anthropogenic‐driven habitat loss …

The moose (Alces alces) population in the northeastern United States has experienced
regional declines in recent years, primarily due to parasitism by winter ticks (Dermacentor …

High calf mortality has been documented in North American moose (Alces alces)
populations along the southern extent of their range; in New England, this has been …

Intraspecific differences in movement over time occur across many taxa. In moose (alces
alces), such behaviour has been seen during the rut. Knowledge about behavioural patterns …

The Norwegian population of moose Alces alces causes huge a financial loss to the logging
industry every year by browsing on young pine Pinus sylvestris. There is currently a conflict …