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Title
Roads, logging, and the large mammal community of an eastern Canadian boreal forest
Author(s)
Bowman, J.E., J.C. Ray, A.J. Magoun, D.S. Johnson, and F.N. Dawson
Published
2010
Publisher
Canadian Journal of Zoology
Abstract
Large mammals are often among the first species to disappear from a landscape following its settlement by humans, an increasing threat in Ontario’s boreal forest. This forest is a vast, roadless, unlogged region that retains most of its presettlement community of large ungulates and their predators. This study evaluates whether the distribution of caribou and wolverines is limited by the presence of roads, fire suppression, and logging in the contact zone between Ontario’s roadless north and the postlogging southern landscape.
Full Citation
Bowman, J.E., J.C. Ray, A.J. Magoun, D.S. Johnson, and F.N. Dawson. 2010. Roads, logging, and the large mammal community of an eastern Canadian boreal forest. Canadian Journal of Zoology 88:454-467.
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