Seasonal patterns of forage selection by wapiti (Cervus elaphus) in relation to land reclamation

Seasonal patterns of forage selection by wapiti (Cervus elaphus) in relation to land reclamation

by Patrick J. Fargey

Part of AECV -- 89-R3

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Masters thesis. A quantitative study of the preferences of wapiti for plant species used in land reclamation using captive wapiti to measure selection of 14 grasses and 4 legumes during winter, spring and summer seasons. Study site was located in a meadow belonging to Athabasca Ranch, near Hinton, Alberta.

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