Ultimate and proximate mechanisms underlying the occurrence of bears close to human settlements: review and management implications
M Elfström, A Zedrosser, OG Støen… - Mammal …, 2014 - Wiley Online Library
Large carnivores (LC s), such as bears (U rsidae), are commonly believed to occur near
human settlements because they have a learned tolerance of humans (human habituation) …
human settlements because they have a learned tolerance of humans (human habituation) …
Denning in brown bears
E González‐Bernardo, LF Russo… - Ecology and …, 2020 - Wiley Online Library
Hibernation represents an adaptation for coping with unfavorable environmental conditions.
For brown bears Ursus arctos, hibernation is a critical period as pronounced temporal …
For brown bears Ursus arctos, hibernation is a critical period as pronounced temporal …
Do bears know they are being hunted?
Behavioral effects of living under predation risk may influence the dynamics of prey species
more than direct demographic effects. Human recreation, especially hunting, can also force …
more than direct demographic effects. Human recreation, especially hunting, can also force …
Male reproductive strategy explains spatiotemporal segregation in brown bears
Spatiotemporal segregation is often explained by the risk for offspring predation or by
differences in physiology, predation risk vulnerability or competitive abilities related to size …
differences in physiology, predation risk vulnerability or competitive abilities related to size …
[PDF][PDF] Bird diversity and factors affecting bird abundance at Dullu Municipality, Dailekh, Nepal.
SB SHAH, HP SHARMA - Biodiversitas: Journal of Biological …, 2022 - researchgate.net
Biodiversitas 23: 1535-1545. Bird distribution, diversity, and abundance in any ecosystem
are determined by seasonality, disturbances, and availability of resources. The point count …
are determined by seasonality, disturbances, and availability of resources. The point count …
Where the bears roam in Majella National Park, Italy
H van Gils, E Westinga, M Carafa, A Antonucci… - Journal for Nature …, 2014 - Elsevier
Abstract The Brown bear (Ursus arctos Linnaeus, 1758) occupies contiguous areas in
Eastern and Northern Europe. In Western Europe, the largest remnant populations occur in …
Eastern and Northern Europe. In Western Europe, the largest remnant populations occur in …
Spatial Analysis of Factors Influencing Long-Term Stress in the Grizzly Bear (Ursus arctos) Population of Alberta, Canada
Non-invasive measures for assessing long-term stress in free ranging mammals are an
increasingly important approach for understanding physiological responses to landscape …
increasingly important approach for understanding physiological responses to landscape …
Ecological consequences of sexually selected traits: an eco-evolutionary perspective
Evolution is rapidly gaining attention as an important driver of ecological process. Yet,
evolution via sexual selection has generally been omitted from this emerging synthesis. Our …
evolution via sexual selection has generally been omitted from this emerging synthesis. Our …
[HTML][HTML] Brown bear behaviour in human-modified landscapes: The case of the endangered Cantabrian population, NW Spain
Large carnivores are recolonizing parts of their historical range in Europe, a heavily
modified human landscape. This calls for an improvement of our knowledge on how large …
modified human landscape. This calls for an improvement of our knowledge on how large …
Drivers of power line collisions and electrocutions of birds in Nepal
Among the several anthropogenic factors, power lines are increasingly regarded as one of
the most significant hazards to bird species, primarily owing to collisions and electrocutions …
the most significant hazards to bird species, primarily owing to collisions and electrocutions …