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A Partial Bibliography on The Bobcat, Lynx rufus

Preparation of this 419-item bibliography was prepared in April, 1982. It was funded by the Penn-Virginia Resources Corp., Duffield, Virginia, in early stages of the Powell River Project. It may help in the formation of a Bobcat Center and The Bobcat Group. Additional references are added at the end to potentially reduce duplicate work and overlaps in literature searches. You are encouraged to use the edit command in the upper bar, then the "Find" command with key words. (The search is not case sensitive.)

1. ADAMCIK, R.S. AND L.B. KEITH. 1978. REGIONAL MOVEMENTS AND MORTALITY OF GREAT HORNED OWLS IN RELATION TO SNOWSHOE HARE FLUCTUATIONS. CAN. FIELD NAT. 92(3):229.

2. ADAMS, A.W. 1957-1958. AIRPLANE HUNTING OF PREDATORY ANIMALS. WATERFOWL AND FURBEARER INVESTIGATIONS, N.D. STATE GAME AND FISH DEPT.

3. ADAMS, A.W. 1963. THE LYNX EXPLOSION. N. DAK. OUTDOORS 26(5):20-24.

4. ADAMS, A.W. 1965. FURBEARER INVESTIGATIONS:NORTH DAKOTA BOUNTY DATA, 1897 TO 1961. WILDLIFE SURVEYS AND INVESTIGATIONS, N.D. STATE GAME AND FISH DEPT. 17 PP.

5. ADAMS, J.R. 1966. TAENIDS FROM LYNX IN BRITISH COLUMBIA WITH A COMMENT ON TAENIA MONOSTE-PHANOS VON LINSTOW AND OTHER TAENIDS WITH A SINGLE CROWN OF HOOKS. PAGES 480-481 IN A. CORRADETTI (ED.). PROC. OF THE 1ST INT. CONGR. OF PARASITOLOGY. PERGAMON PRESS, OXORD.

6. ALBERSON, H.C. 1953. BIG CAT OF PANASOFFKEE. FLORIDA WILDL. 7(11):22-24.

7. ALEXANDER, H.E., AND H.C. GRAY. 1955. QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT. IN DEER MANAGE. SURVEY, ARK. GAME AND FISH COMM. 24 PP.

8. ALEXANDER, H.E., AND H.C. GRAY. 1956. QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT. DEER MANAGE. SURVEY, ARK. GAME AND FISH COMM. 13 PP.

9. ALLEN, J.A. 1920. NOTES ON GUELDENSTAEDT'S NAMES OF CERTAIN SPECIES OF FELIDAE. J. MAMMAL. 1(2) :90-91.

10. ALLEN, J.A. 1972. LYNX RUFUS ESCUINAPAE. J. MAMMAL. 53(1):58.

11. AMUNDSEN, G.A. 1943. BOBCAT SWIMS. J. MAMMAL. 24(3) :399-400.

12. AMUNDSEN, R. 1950. THE BOBCAT. WILDL. IN NORTH CAROLINA 14(12):4-7.

13. ANDERSON, K.H. 1963. FUR RESOURCES STUDY. STATEWIDE WILDLIFE INVESTIGATIONS, ME. DEPT. OF INLAND FISH AND GAME. 11 PP.

14. ANDERSON, R.H. 1946. A WILD CAT KITTEN. NAT. HIST. 55(9):430-431.

15. ANDERSON, R.M. 1947. CATALOGUE OF CANADIAN RECENT MAMMALS. CANADA BULL. 102. BIO. SER. NO. 31. PP. 76-77.

16. ANONYMOUS. 1910. HUNTING BOBCATS. FOREST AND STREAM 75:883.

17. ANONYMOUS. 1919. HINTS ON THE CARE OF PELTRIES. U.S. DEPT. AGRIC. BUR. BIO. SURVEY BI-148. 1 PP.

18. ANONYMOUS. 1940. DOCUMENTARY MATERIAL ON NATIVE PROTECTION AND WILDLIFE PRESERVATION IN LATIN AMERICA. COMM. OF EXPERTS IN NATURE PROTECTION, PAN-AMERICAN UNION, WASHINGTON, D.C., VOL. 1:103-125.

19. ANONYMOUS. 1942. MOUNTAIN BOBCATS. NORTH CAROLINA WILDL. CONSERV. 6(7):7.

20. ANONYMOUS. 1945. BOBCATS AID FARMERS BY HELPING CONTROL RABBITS. SCIENCE NEWSLETTER 47(16) :248.

21. ANONYMOUS. 1949. BOBCAT HUNTERS TEAM UP ON A DEER KILLER. OUTDOOR LIFE 103(7):51-53.

22. ANONYMOUS. 1949. WILD FUR CATCH DECREASING. TEXAS GAME AND FISH 7(3):11.

23. ANONYMOUS. 1950. THE BOBCAT. MARYLAND CONSERV. 27(1) :9-28.

24. ANONYMOUS. 1957. BOBCAT. PAGES 127-129 IN R.R. CAMP (ED.). THE HUNTER'S ENCYCLOPEDIA, THE STACKPOLE CO., HARRISBURG, PA. 1152 PP.

25. ANONYMOUS. 1964. DEER MANAGEMENT INFORMATION. STATEWIDE GAME MANAGE. SURVEY, ARIZ. GAME AND FISH DEPT. 118 PP.

26. ANONYMOUS. 1965. DEER MANAGEMENT INFORMATION. STATEWIDE GAME MANAGE. SURVEY, ARIZ. GAME AND FISH DEPT. 97 PP.

27. ARNOLD, D.A. 1955. MICHIGAN'S LITTLE LION'S. MICH. CONSERV. 24(1):7-8.

28. ASDELL, S.A. 1964. PATTERNS OF MAMMALIAN REPRODUCTION, 2ND EDITION. COLLEGE UNIVERSITY PRESS, ITHACA, NEW YORK. 670 PP.

29. AUDUBON, J.J., AND J. BACHMAN. 1851-54. THE QUADRUPEDS OF NORTH AMERICA. 3 VOLS., 1:13-14. NEW YORK.

30. AZAROV, V.1. 1976. DISTRIBUTION AND MIGRATION OF FELlS LYNX IN THE SOUTH OF WEST SIBERIA AND IN NORTH KAZAKHSTAN. ZOOL. ZN. 55(4):624-628. IN RUSSIAN WITH ENGLISH SUMMARY.

31. BAILEY, T.N. 1971. IMMOBILIZATION OF BOBCATS, COYOTES, AND BADGERS WITH PHENCYCLIDINE HYDRO-CHLORIDE. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 35(4):847-849.

32. BAILEY, T.N. 1972. ECOLOGY OF BOBCATS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SOCIAL ORGANIZATION. PH.D. THESIS. UNIV. OF IDAHO, MOSCOW. 82 PP.

33. BAILEY, T.N. 1972. THE ELUSIVE BOBCAT. NAT. HIST. 81(8):42-49.

34. BAILEY, T.N. 1974. SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN A BOBCAT POPULATION. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 38(3):435-446.

35. BAILEY, V. 1936. THE MAMMALS AND LIFE ZONES OF OREGON. PAGES 267-271 (BOBCAT). U.S. GOV'T. PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. 416 PP

36. BAILEY, V. 1940. OUR FUR BEARING ANIMALS. AMERICAN HUMANE ASSOC. ALBANY, N.Y; PP. 18.

37. BALSER, D.S. 1957. FURBEARERS AND PREDATORS DIVISION: BOUNTY PAYMENT INVESTIGATION. WILDLIFE RESTORATION AND MANAGE. PLANNING, MINN. DIV. OF GAME AND FISH 17(1):34-38.

38. BARASH, D.P. 1971. COOPERATIVE HUNTING IN THE LYNX. J. MAMMAL. 52(2):48O.

39. BARICK, F.B. 1969. DEER PREDATION IN NORTH CAROLINA AND OTHER SOUTHEASTERN STATES. PAGES 25-31 IN L.K. HALLS (ED.). WHITE-TAILED DEER IN THE SOUTHERN FOREST HABITAT. U.S. SOUTHERN FOREST EXP. STA., NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS.

40. BARTON, B.W. 1878. THE SKUNK EATEN BY THE LYNX. ARNER, NAT. 12:628.

41. BEALE, D.M., AND A.D. SMITH. 1973. MORTALITY OF PRONGHORN ANTELOPE FAWNS IN WESTERN UTAH. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 37(3):343-352.

42. BEASOM, S.L. 1974. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PREDATOR REMOVAL AND WHITE-TAILED DEER NET PRODUCTIVITY. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 38(4):854-859.

43. BEASOM, S.L. 1974. SELECTIVITY OF PREDATOR CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN SOUTH TEXAS. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 38(4) :837-844.

44. BEASOM, S.L., AND R.A. MOORE. 1977. BOBCAT FOOD HABIT RESPONSE TO A CHANGE IN PREY ABUNDANCE. SOUTHWEST NAT. 21(4):451-457.

45. BENEDICT, J. 1954. WILDCAT ROUNDUP. FLORIDA WILDL. 7(8):16-17,32.

46. BERGERUD, A.T. 1967. THE DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF ARTIC HARES IN NEWFOUNDLAND. CAN. FIELD NAT. 81(4):244-246.

47. BERRIE, P.M. 1972. SEX DIFFERENCES IN RESPONSE TO PHONCYCLIDINE HYDROCHLORIDE IN LYNX. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 36(3) :994-996.

48. BERRIE, P.M. 1973. ECOLOGY AND STATUS OF THE LYNX IN INTERIOR ALASKA. WORLD'S CATS 1:4-41.

49. BLANCHARD, W.E. AND A.F. HOLLORAN. 1959. LYNX FROM WESTERN WYOMING. J. MAMMALOGY 40(3)450-451.

50. BOBACK, A.W. 1968. LYNX, LYNX LYNX L., 1758, BEYOND ITS CURRENT RANGE OF DISTRIBUTION. ZOOL. ABH. (DRESDEN) 29(18):249-256. IN GERMAN.

51. BODART, G.A. 1954. BOBCAT. OUTDOOR NEBRASKA 32(3) :26.

52. BOUNT, I.H. 1941. A LYNX IN THE HOME. NAT. HIST. 47(2) :102-108.

53. BRADT, G.W. 1947. LYNX AND BOBCAT. MICH. CONSERV. 16(8):4-5.

54. BRAND, C.J. AND L.B. KEITH. 1979. LYNX DEMOGRAPHY DURING A SNOWSHOE HARE DECLINE IN ALBERTA. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 43(4):827-849.

55. BRAND, C.J., L.B. KEITH, AND C.A. FISCHER. 1976. LYNX RESPONSE TO CHANGING SNOWSHOE HARE DENSITIES IN CENTRAL ALBERTA. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 40(3):416-428.

56. BRANDBORG, S.M. 1955. LIFE HISTORY AND MANAGEMENT OF THE MOUNTAIN GOAT IN IDAHO. IDAHO FISH AND GAME DEPT. WILDL. BULL. 2. 142 PP.

57. BRANSOM, P., AND T.D. CARTER. 1952. THE CATS OF NORTH A.MSRICA. FIELD AND STREAM 57(4):35-41.

58. BRIMLEY, H.H. 1942. A FEW RANDOM NOTES ON WILD CATS. NORTH CAROLINA WILDL. CONSERV. 6(9) :5-6, 14.

59. BROOKS, A. 1930. EARLY BIG GAME CONDITIONS IN THE MOUNT BAKER DISTRICT, WA. THE MURRELET 11(3) :65-67.

60. BROWN, R.L. 1960. PREDATOR AND WILDLIFE DAMAGE SURVEYS. FUR RESOURCES SURVEYS AND INVESTIGATIONS, MONT. FISH AND GAME DEPT. 112 PP.

61. BROWNLEE, W.C. 1977. STATUS OF THE BOBCAT (LYNX RUFUS) IN TEXAS. SPECIAL REPORT, TEXAS PARKS AND WILDL. DEPT., AUSTIN. 7 PP.

62. BURGET, M.L., AND D.M. HOFFMAN. 1952. WILD TURKEYS-PREDATOR RELATIONSHIP AND DECIMATION FACTOR STUDY. WILD TURKEY INVESTIGATIONS, COLORADO DIV. OF WILDL. 7 PP.

63. BURGET, M.L., AND D.M. HOFFMANN. 1952. WILD TURKEYS--PREDATOR RELATIONSHIPS AND DECIMATION FACTOR STUDY. COLORADO GAME AND FISH DEPT., FED. AID IN WILDL. RESTORATION, PROJ. NO. W-39-R-5, 7 PP.

64. BURR, J.G. 1948. FANGED FURY. TEXAS GAME AND FISH 6(5):4,18.

65. BURRES, W.A. 1893. WILDCAT AND FALCON. NIDIOLOGIST 1:7.

66. BUTTREY, G. 1978. THE BOBCAT'S NICHE IN NATURE. TENN. WILDL. 1(4):17-18.

67. CAGNOLARO, L., D. ROSSO, M. SPAGNESI, AND B. VENTURI. 1976. INQUIRY INTO THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE WILDCAT (FELlS SYLVESTRIS) IN ITALY AND IN THE SWISS CANTONS OF TESSIN AND GRISONS AND OF THE SARDINIAN WILDCAT (FELlS SARDA) IN SARDINIA WITH INFORMATION ON THE LYNX (LYNX LYNX) DURING 1971-1973. RIC. BIOL. SELVAGGINA 64:109. ITALIAN WITH FRENCH, GERMAN, AND ENGLISH SUMMARY.

68. CAMPBELL, L. 1962. RAISING A WILDCAT'S KITTENS. AUDUBON 64(4) :204-206.

69. CARAS, R.A. 1967. NORTH AMERICAN MAMMALS:FURBEARING ANIMALS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANA.DA. MEREDITH PRESS, NEW YORK. 592 PP.

70. CAREY, A.B., AND R.G. MCLEAN. 1978. RABIES ANTIBODY PREVALENCE AND VIRUS TISSUE TROPISM IN WILD CARNIVORES IN VIRGINIA. J. WILDL. DIS. 14(4) :487-492.

71. CARTER, T.D. 1955. REMARKABLE AGE ATTAINED BY A BOBCAT. J. MAMMAL. 36(2):29O.

72. CHADWICK, J.W. 1964. DECIMATING FACTORS:WHITE-TAILED DEER INVESTIGATION. W.VA. DIV. OF GAME AND FISH. 17 PP.

73. CHADWICK, J.W., AND L.O. WALKER. 1962. DECIMATING FACTORS:WHITE-TAILED DEER INVESTIGATION. W.VA. DIV. OF GAME AND FISH. 23 PP.

74. CHANDLER, A.C. 1942. MESOCESTOIDES MANTERI N. SP. FROM A LYNX, WITH NOTES ON OTHER NORTH AMERICAN SPECIES OF MESOCESTOIDES. J. PARASITOL. 28(3) :227-231.

75. CLELAND, C. 1959. TURKEY INVESTIGATIONS. FOREST GAME AND COOP. RESEARCH, ARK. GAME AND FISH COMM. 32 PP.

76. COCKRUM, L.E. 1962. INTRODUCTION TO MAMMALOGY. RONALD PRESS CO., NEW YORK. 455 PP.

77. COLLINS, H.H. 1971. FIELD GUIDE TO AMERICAN WILDLIFE. HARPER AND ROWE PUBLISHING CO., N.Y. 305 PP.

78. CONLEY, R.H. 1968. AN INVESTIGATION OF SOME TECHNIQUES FOR DETERMINING AGE OF BOBCATS (LYNX RUFUS) IN THE SOUTHEAST. M.S. THESIS. UNIV. OF GEORGIA, ATHENS. 44 PP.

79. CONLEY, R.H., AND J.H. JENKINS. 1969. AN EVALUATION OF SEVERAL TECHNIQUES FOR DETERMINING THE AGE OF BOBCATS (LYNX RUFUS) IN THE SOUTHEAST. PROC. CONE. S.E. ASSOC. GAME AND FISH COMM. 23:104-110.

80. COOLEY, C.H. 1918. "VARMINT" DOGS CLEAN OUT BOBCATS. CALIF. FISH AND GAME 4(2):98-99.

81. COP, J. 1977. THE COLONIZATION OF LYNX, LYNX LYNX (LINNE, 1758) TO SLOVENIJA. Z. JAGDWISS. 23(1):30-40. IN GERMAN WITH FRENCH AND ENGLISH SUMM.

82. COP, 3. 1977. THE RESULTS OF THE LYNX, (LYNX LYNX) INTRODUCTIONS INTO KOCEVSKO, SLOVENIA, YUGOSLAVIA. INT. CONGR. GAME BIOL. 13:372-376.

83. COWARDIN, L.M. 1961. EXPERIMENTAL TURKEY STOCKING. GAME POPULATION TREND AND HARVEST SURVEY, MASS. DIV. OF FISH AND GAME. 10 PP.

84. CREECH, J.D. 1923. IN A NEST OF BOBCATS. OUTDOOR LIFE 51:215.

85. CROSS, R.H., JR. 1948. THE BOBCAT. VA. WILDL. 9(3) :19-20.

86. CROWE, D.M. 1972. THE PRESENCE OF ANNULI IN BOBCAT TOOTH CEMENTUM LAYERS. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 36(4): 1330-1332.

87. CROWE, D.M. 1974. SOME ASPECTS OF REPRODUCTION AND POPULATION DYNAMICS OF BOBCATS IN WYOMING.

88. CROWE, D.M. 1975. ASPECTS OF AGING, GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION OF BOBCATS FROM WYOMING. J. MAMMAL. 56(1):177-198.

89. CROWE, D.M. 1975. A MODEL FOR EXPLOITED BOBCAT POPULATIONS IN WYOMING. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 39(2) :408-415.

90. CROWE, D.M., AND D. STRICKLAND. 1975. POPULATION STRUCTURE OF SOME MAMMALIAN PREDATORS IN SOUTHEASTERN WYOMING. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 39(2) :449-450.

91. CUMBIE, P.M. 1975. MERCURY IN HAIR OF BOBCATS AND RACCOONS. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 39(2):419-425.

92. CURRY-LINDAHL, K. 1969. THE FORMER OCCURRENCE OF THE LYNX (LYNX LYNX LYNX) IN SCANDINAVIA. MAMMALIA 33(1):14O-144.

93. DALQUEST, W.W. 1948. BOBCAT. PAGES 241-243 IN MAMMALS OF WASHINGTON. UNIV. OF KANSAS PUBL., MUS. NAT. HIST. 2:1-444.

94. DAUPHINE, T.C. JR. 1975. THE DISAPPEARANCE OF CARIBOU REINTRODUCED TO CAPE BRETON HIGHLAND NATIONAL PARK. CAN. FIELD NAT. 89(3):307.

95. DAVIS, J.R. 1955. FOOD HABITS OF THE BOBCAT IN ALABAMA. .M.S. THESIS. ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INST.1 AUBURN. 79 PP.

96. DAY, G.I. 1968. INVESTIGATIONS OF FACTORS INFLUENCING JAVELINA POPULATIONS. STATEWIDE INVESTIGATIONS, ARIZ. GAME AND FISH DEPT., TUCSON. 7 Pp.

97. DAY, G.I. 1968. INVESTIGATIONS OF FACTORS INFLUENCING JAVELINA POPULATIONS. UNIV. OF ARIZONA AND BUR. SPORT FISHERIES AND WILDL., FED. AID IN WILDL. RESTORATION, PROJ. NO. W-78-R-12. PP. 51-57.

98. DE BEAUFORT, F. 1965. THE LYNX OF THE PYRENEES, FELlS (L.) LYNX LYNX (L.). MAMMALIA 29(4):598-601. IN FRENCH WITH ENGLISH SUMM.

99. DE BEAUFORT, F. 1968. SURVIVAL OF THE LYNX IN THE WESTERN PYRENEES NATIONAL PARK. MAMMALIA 32(2):2O7-21O. IN FRENCH WITH ENGLISH SUMM.

100. DEARBORN, N. 1932. FOODS OF SOME PREDATORY FUR-BEARING ANIMALS IN MICHIGAN. UNIV. MICH. SCHOOL OF FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION, BULL. NO. 1. 52 PP.

101. DELIBES, M., F. PALACIOS, J. GARZON, AND J. CASTROVIEJO. 1975. NOTES ON THE FOOD HABITS AND BIOLOGY OF LYNX PARDINA IN SPAIN. MAMMALIA 39(3):387-393. IN FRENCH WITH ENGLISH SUMM.

102. DENYSE, T. 1919. THE BOBCAT AND COYOTE AS GAME DESTROYERS. OUTDOOR LIFE 44:375.

103. DEREUS, E.G. 1957. DETERMINATION OF RANGE AND DESTRIBUTION, DISTRICT NUMBER ONE. FUR RESOURCES SURVEY, IDAHO FISH AND GAME DEPT. 5 Pp.

104. DEVOS, A. 1953. BOBCAT PREYING ON PORCUPINE? J. MAMMAL. 34(1):129-130.

105. DEVOS, A., AND S.E. MATEL. 1952. THE STATUS OF THE LYNX IN CANADA, 1920-1952. J. FOR. 50(10) :742-745.

106. DILL, H.H. 1947. BOBCAT PREYS ON DEER. J. MAMMAL. 28(1):63

107. DIXON, J. 1925. FOOD PREDILECTIONS OF PREDATORY AND FUR-BEARING MAMMALS. J. MAMMAL. 6(1) :34-46.

108. DOEG~. T.C., AND R.L. NORTHROP. 1974. EVIDENCE FOR INAPPARENT RABIES INFECTION. LANCET 2(7884) :826-829.

109. DUDLEY, D. 1976. AGONISTIC ENCOUNTER BETWEEN A BOBCAT AND TWO GRAY FOXES. SOUTHWEST NAT. 21(3) :413.

110. DUKE, K.L. 1949. SOME NOTES ON THE HISTOLOGY OF THE OVARY OF THE BOBCAT (LYNX) WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE CORPORA LUTEA. ANAT. REC. 103(1): 111-132.

111. DUKE, K.L. 1954. REPRODUCTION IN THE BOBCAT, LYNX RUFUS. ANAT. REC. 120(3):816-817.

112. EDISON, J.M. 1930. WILD ANIMAL POPULATIONS OF THE MOUNT BAKER NATIONAL FOREST, WASHINGTON. THE MURRELET 11(2):14-15.

113. EIBERLE, K. 1972. HABITS AND IMPORTANCE OF LYNXES IN CULTIVATED LAND. MAMMAL. DEPICTA 8:1-65. GERMAN WITH FRENCH AND ENGLISH SUMM.

114. EINARSEN, A.S. 1948. THE PRONGHORN ANTELOPE AND ITS MANAGEMENT. THE WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON, D.C. 238 PP.

115. ELLIS, R.J., AND S.D. SCHEMNITZ. 1958. SOME FOODS USED BY COYOTES AND BOBCATS IN CIMARRON COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, 1954 THROUGH 1956. OKLAHOMA ACADEMY SCIENCE PROC. 38:180-185.

116. ELYE-NORRIS, L.T.S. 1951. THE BAY LYNX IN MANITOBA. CANADA FIELD-NAT. 65(3):119.

117. EMMONS, R.W., L.L. LEONARD, F. DEGENARO JR., E.S. PROTAS, P.L. BAZELEY,P.L., S.T. GIAMMONA, AND K. STUCCKOW. 1973. A CASE OF HUMAN RABIES WITH PROLONGED SURVIVAL. INTERVIROLOGY 1(1):6O-72.

118. ERICKSON, A.W. 1955. AN ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE BOBCAT IN MICHIGAN. M.S. THESIS, MICHIGAN STATE UNIV., LANSING. 133 PP.

119. FAGASINSKI, A. 1961. A CONTRIBUTION TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF HELM INTH FAUNA OF THE LYNX AND WILDCAT IN POLAND. ACTA PARASITOL. POLONICA 9(1) :1-6.

120. FAILING, 0. 1949. BOBCAT HUNT. MICHIGAN CONS. 18(1) :21-22.

121. FAILING, 0. 1953. THE BOBCAT-HUNTER AND HUNTED. MICHIGAN CONS. 22(1):7-9.

122. FAY, L.D. 1957. BOBCAT PREDATIONS ON DEER IN CHIPPEWA COUNTY, 1957. MICH. PREDATOR INVESTIGATIONS, MICH. DEPT. OF CONSERVATION, LANSING. 5 PP.

123. FERNEX, M. 1977. THE LYNX AND ITS REINTRODUCTION IN FRANCE. REV. FOR. FR. 29(5):397-402. IN FRENCH.

124. FERREL, C.M. 1961. WILDLIFE DISEASE SECTION. QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, WILDLIFE INVESTIGATIONS LABORATORY, COLORADO DEPT. OF FISH AND GAME, FORT COLLINS. PP. 1-6.

125. FERREL, C.M. 1963. DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES IN MAMMALS AND BIRDS. DISEASE INVESTIGATIONS, WILDLIFE INVESTIGATIONS LABORATORY, COLORADO DEPT. OF FISH AND GAME, FORT COLLLINS. 4 PP.

126. FICHTER, E., AND A.E. NIELSEN. 1959. STUDY OF ANTELOPE POPULATION ON UPPER PAKSIMEROI AND LITTLE LOST DRAINAGES.

127. FICKETT, S.B., JR. 1971. FINDINGS OF FLORIDA BOBCAT INVESTIGATIONS. WILDLIFE RESEARCH, FLA. DIV. OF GAME AND FRESH WATER FISH COMM. TALLAHASSEE. 17 PP.

128. FICKETT, S.B., JR. 1971. FOOD HABITS DATA FOR THE BOBCAT IN FLORIDA. FLA. GAME AND FRESHWATER FISH COMM. FED. AID IN WILDL. RESTORATION PROJ. NO. W-41-18. 12 PP.

129. FISCHER, H. 1976. THE VANISHING BOBCAT. DEFENDERS 51(4):212-217.

130. FLEMING, W.B. 1966. CANADA GEESE TRANSPLANT AND TRANSPLANT EVALUATION. STATEWIDE WATERFOWL MANAGE. RESEARCH, ARIZONA GAME AND FISH DEPT., PHOENIX. 1OPP.

131. FOLKER, R.V. 1956. PRELIMINARY STUDY OF AN ANTELOPE HERD IN OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO. IDAHO COOP. WILDLIFE RESEARCH UNIT, MOSCOW. 69 PP.

132. FOOKS, L.G. 1961. FOOD HABITS OF INDIGENOUS CANIDAE AND FELIDAE IN ARKANSAS BASED ON COMPLETE AND SAMPLE ANALYSIS OF STOMACH CONTENTS. M.S. THESIS, UNIV. OF ARKANSAS, FAY~TTEVILLE. 52 PP.

133. FOOKS, L.G. 1961. FOOD HABITS OF INDIGENOUS CANIDAE AND FELIDAE IN ARKANSAS BASED ON COMPLETE SAMPLE ANALYSES OF STOMACH CONTENTS. STATEWIDE RESEARCH, ARK. GAME AND FISH COMM., LITTLE ROCK. 55 PP.

134. FOOTE, L.E. 1945. SEX RATIO AND WEIGHTS OF VERMONT BOBCATS IN AUTUMN AND WINTER. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 9(4):326-327.

135. FOOTE, L.E. 1945. VERMONT DEER HUNT, A STUDY IN PRODUCTIVITY. P-R SER. NO. 13, VT. FISH AND GAME DEPT., 1VIONTPELIER. 125 PP.

136. FRANTI, C.E., G.E. CONNOLLY, H.P. RIEMANN, D.E. BEHYMER, R. RUPPANNER, C.M. WILLADSEN, AND W. LONGHURST. 1975. A SURVEY FOR TOXOPLASMAGONDII ANTIBODIES IN DEER AND OTHER WILDLIFE ON A SHEEP RANGE. J. AMERICAN VET. MED. ASSOC. 167(7):565-568.

137. FRITTS, S.H. 1973. AGE, FOOD HABITS AND REPRODUCTION OF THE BOBCAT (LYNX RUFUS) IN ARKANSAS. M.S. THESIS, UNIV. ARKANSAS, FAYETTEVILLE. 80 PP.

138. FRITTS, S.H., AND J.A. SEALANDER. 1978. DIETS OF BOBCATS IN ARKANSAS USA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AGE AND SEX DIFFERENCES. J. MAMMAL. 59:347-353.

139. FRITTS, S.H., AND J.A. SEALANDER. 1978. REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY AND POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS OF BOBCATS (LYNX RUFUS) IN ARKANSAS. J. WILDL. MANAGE. 42(3):533-539.

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The following references have been added since April, 1982

Brotzman, R. L. and R. H. Giles. 1966. Electronic data processng of capture - recapture and related ecological data. J. Wildl. Manage. 30(2): 286-292.

Giles, R. H., Jr. 1972. Future uses of computers in environmental management p. 3-21 in R. N. Stone and K. D. Ware (Ed.s). Proc. of a Workshop on computers and Information System in Resource Management Decisions. U.S. Forest Service, Cooperatve State Research Service, Washington, D.C. 130 pp.

Giles, R. H., Jr. 1978. Wildlife management. W. H. Freeman, San Francisco. 419 pp.

Giles, R. H., Jr. and N. Snyder. 1970. Simulation techniques in wildlife habitat management. Paper presented, 23rd Annual Meeting, Amer. Soc. of Range Management. Feb. 11, 1970. Reprinted p. 637-654 in Readings in Wildlife Conservation, The Wildlife Society, Washington, D.C.

Giles, R. H., Jr., C. D. Buffington, and J. A. Davis. 1969. A topographic model of population stability. J. Wildl. Mgmt. 33(4): 1042-1045. Giles, R. H., Jr., M. C. Deaver, and T. W. Cason, Jr. 1981. A computer-based system for research project selection employing weighted objectives. Dept. of Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences, VPI & SU, Blacksburg, VA. 9 pp.

Hoar, A. R. and R. H. Giles, Jr. 1979. A system for remapping the ranges of threatened and endangered wildlife species. Southeastern Regional Meeting, Society for General Systems Research. 8 pp.

Hoecker, S. W. 1976. NATAL: a computer-based educational unit on white-tailed deer bioenergetics. Unpub. M.S. Thesis. VPI & SU. Blacksburg1 VA. vi + 163 pp.

Leenhouts, W. P. 1976. Forecasting policy and human population effects on the Michigan deer resource. Unpub. M.S. Thesis, VPI & SU, Blacksburg1 VA. ix + 153 pp.

Mechler, J. L. III. 1970. Factors influencing the white-tailed deer harvest in Virginia, 1947-1967. Unpub. M.S. Thesis, VPI & SU, Blacksburg, VA. viii + 106 pp.

Rayburn, E. B. and R. H. Giles, Jr. 1975. Energy balance as a criterion for acquiring deer management areas. Proc. S.E. Assoc. of Game and Fish Commissioners 29:481-492.

Smart, C. W. 1970. A computer model of wildlife rabies epizootics and an analysis of incidence patterns. Unpub. M.S. Thesis, VPI & SU, Blacksburg, VA. ix + 126 pp.

Smart, C. W. and R. H. Giles, Jr. 1973. A computer model of wildlife rabies epizootics and an analysis of incidence patterns. Wildlife Disease 61, 89 pp. (WD-73-1).

Walls, M. L. 1974. A dynamic white-tailed deer population simulator and lessons from its use. Unpub. M.S. Thesis, VPI & SU, Blacksburg, VA. viii + 167 pp.

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