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Publications submitted after final report Details for Grant Number R829426E01
Wyoming EPA/EPSCoR Proposal - Strategic Improvement Plan
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EPSCoR (Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research) (2001)
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| Reference Type | Reference Title | Journal | Author | Citation | Progress Report Year (Date Added to Report) | Document Sources |
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| Journal Article | River otters in Yellowstone Lake depend on a declining cutthroat trout population. | JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY | Crait JR, Ben-David M | Crait JR, Ben-David M. River otters in Yellowstone Lake depend on a declining cutthroat trout population. Journal of Mammalogy 2006;87(3):485-494. |
R829426E01 (2004) (11/01/12) R829426E01 (Final) (01/08/07) R829426E02 (2004) (11/01/12) |
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| Journal Article | Effects of river otter activity on terrestrial plants in trophically altered Yellowstone Lake. | ECOLOGY | Crait JR, Ben-David M | Crait JR, Ben-David M. Effects of river otter activity on terrestrial plants in trophically altered Yellowstone Lake. Ecology 2007;88(4):1040-1052. |
R829426E01 (2004) (11/01/12) |
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| Presentation | The impact of introduced lake trout on river otters in Yellowstone National Park. | None | Crait JR, Ben-David M | Crait JR, Ben-David M. The impact of introduced lake trout on river otters in Yellowstone National Park. Presented at the University of Wyoming-National Park Service Research Center, Laramie, WY, 2003. |
R829426E01 (2004) (11/01/12) |
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