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Influences of Seasons on Bobcats in Idaho
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Measurement of non-circular home range
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Sex- and age-specific reproductive and physical parameters of the bobcat ( Lynx rufus ) on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia
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Selection of Winter Habitat by Bobcats (Lynx rufus) on the Quabbin Reservation, Massachusetts
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Prey Selection and Fat Deposits of Bobcats (Felis rufus) during Autumn and Winter in Maine
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Bobcat Home Range Size and Daytime Cover-Type Use in Northcentral Minnesota
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Social Organization in a Bobcat Population
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Effects of Biotelemetry Triangulation Error on Detecting Habitat Selection
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Comparison of Some Statistical Techniques for Analysis of Resource Selection
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Dynamics of a Harvested Bobcat Population in Oklahoma
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Home Range: A Weighted Normal Estimate and Tests of Underlying Assumptions
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Population Characteristics of Bobcats in Washington State
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Forest habitat types of central Idaho
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Space Use, Movements and Habitat Selection of Adult Bobcats (Lynx rufus) in Central Mississippi
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Can We Accurately Characterize Wildlife Resource Use When Telemetry Data Are Imprecise?
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Seasonal Resource Use among Mountain Lions, Bobcats, and Coyotes
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Bobcat (Lynx rufus) Home Range Size and Habitat Use in Northwest Wisconsin
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Marten Use of Successional Forest Stages during Winter in North-Central Washington
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Topographic Mapping, LORAN-C, and GPS Accuracy for Aerial Telemetry Locations
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