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William H. Rutherford. 1964.

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United States Forest ServiceColorado State UniversityColorado General AssemblyColorado Game and Fish CommissionWyoming Game and Fish DepartmentGame and Fish DepartmentNew Mexico Department of Game and FishWisconsin Department of Natural Resources

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University of MichiganMaine Department of Inland Fisheries and GameColorado Cooperative Wildlife Research UnitGame and Fish CommissionGame Research DivisionFederal Aid in Wildlife RestorationBeaver Investigations ProjectCollege of Veterinary MedicineWildlife Conservation OfficersNational Institute of HealthConservation Commission of West Virginia

Places (64)

Colorado Rocky Mountains Colorado River North America California Rocky Mountain Gunnison River Basin New Mexico

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Colorado Rockies Denver Front Range Kansas Fort Collins Wyoming Rio Grande Michigan San Juan Sagehen Creek Rocky Mountain streams Upper Arkansas River Grand Mesa New York San Luis Valley South Platte River South Platte River Aspen Plumas National Forest Plumas National Forest Grand County Wisconsin Maine Weld County Alberta Julesburg Yampa West Virginia Williams Fork River Saguache County Nutras Creek North Park Los Pinos Creek White River Plateau Longs Peak area Longs Peak area Huntington Forest Jackson County South Fork of Clear Creek Clear Creek County Waterton Lakes National Park Delta Newfoundland White Estes Park Brush Alamosa Fort Morgan Logan County Middle Park Lamar Norwood Burlington Colorado State University Yampa Valley Walden

Concepts & Topics (58)

population dynamics elevation gradient weathering surface runoff ecological succession hillslope similarity reproduction plant-pathogen interactions

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biodiversity loss biodiversity loss biodiversity loss habitat quality visual ecology seed dispersal water year demographic factors water resources honeydew production depositional growth colony life cycle habitat restoration lithologic composition habitat restoration river incision carrying capacity wildfire beaver-induced floodplain exchange total net productivity catchment water storage irrigation irrigation sustainable grazing beaver-induced floodplain exchange wildlife and piscatorial culture and procreation parasitic infection selective caching behavior selective caching behavior valley width seasonal isolation livestock grazing prevention tularemia recreational activities transplanting land ownership sustained yield trapping trapping aerial survey big game management non-use values hydro census method embryo resorption mesoseres Red Ribbon trout fishery 1955 Beaver Control Act castoreum

Species (67)

Populus tremuloides Artemisia tridentata Salix Potentilla Betula glandulosa Castor canadensis Odocoileus hemionus Pinus contorta

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Populus Populus deltoides Canis latrans sugar beets alfalfa willow cottonwood Ondatra zibethicus muskrats sedges waterlilies alder bog birch sedge Typha latifolia mallards grasses bear brook trout muskrat willows conifers coyote Carex spp bobcat cinquefoil ducks Lepus americanus Dendragapus obscurus cattail Martes americana snowshoe hares Mustela vison Stichorchis subtriquetrus Travassosius americanus Castorstrongylus castorius big sage squirrels dusky grouse martens Pasteurella tularensis Alnus tenuifelia Nuphar polysepala Corvus canadensis Tamiasciurus hudsonicus fremonti subfamily Anatinae Family Salmonidae corn Leptinillus validus trout lodgepole pine aspen Waterfowl big game elk Ursus americanus Lynx rufus deer beaver

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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
Effects of water runoff and gradient on beaver in moun- tain streams (1960) — Smith, A. E
Beaver in Kansas (1960) — Henderson, F. Robert
Con- tamination of natural waters and mud with P (1960) — Parker, R. R., E. A. Steinhaus, G. M. Kohls, and W. L. Jellison

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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
South Fork (Montana) beaver survey (1940) — Atwater, M.M
Beaver killed by coyotes (1940) — Packard, F. M
Beaver-trout relations on the Rocky Mountain Region (1940) — Rasmussen, D. I
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
The susceptibility of beaver to.tularemia (1937) — Green, R. D