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Characteristics of forests at spotted owl nest sites in the Pacific Northwest

Creator:

Hershey, Kit

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This study describes the composition and structure of forests within the immediate vicinity of Northern spotted owl (Strix occidentalis caurina) nest sites in the Klamath, Coast, and Cascade provinces of western Oregon and the Olympic province, Washington. I compared forest stand data collected at 105 nest sites with data from...

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Masters Thesis

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special thanks to Eric Forsman and his PNW crews: Ivy Otto, Rich Lowell, Pete Loschl, Janice Reid, and
Spotted owls, great horned owls, and forest fragmentation in the central Oregon Cascades

Creator:

Johnson, David Harold, 1956-

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Masters Thesis

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. Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station and Oregon State University (Supplement PNW 89-457
Landscape composition around northern spotted owl nests, central Cascade Mountains, Oregon

Creator:

Swindle, Keith A.

Abstract:

This study describes the composition of forest landscapes surrounding northern spotted owl (Strix occidentalis caurina) nests in the central Cascade Mountains of Oregon. I compared forest composition around 126 owl nests in 70 pair territories with forest composition around 119 points drawn randomly from all terrestrial cover-types, and around 104...

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Masters Thesis

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horse (i.e., the ratio of the odds that this horse will 22 lose vs. the odds that this horse will
Female black bear habitat selection and home range ecology in the central Oregon Cascades

Creator:

Vander Heyden, Madeleine

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Masters Thesis

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female black bears in the central Cascades of Oregon, 1993-1995 .................................... 22
Efficacy of biological corridors

Creator:

Rosenberg, Daniel K.

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Dissertation

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nennsylvanicus) by La Polla and Barrett (1993). The "corridors" in the fruit fly study were 22 the only