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Aspects of winter foraging in lynx and coyotes from southwestern Yukon during an increase in snowshoe hare abundance
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Master's thesis. Lynx (Lynx canadensis) and coyotes (Canis latrans) were studied during two winters in southwestern Yukon to examine how differences in morphology and behavior interacted with snow conditions and prey density to affect habitat use and foraging in each species.
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1993
Report of a study undertaken on lynx (Felis lynx) in southwest Yukon between 1990 and 1992 to determine litter size, birth rate (proportion of females with young in mid-June), survival of young to winter, and recruitment relative to fluctuations in populations of hare (Lepus americanus).