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The reindeer herds would certainly have been preyed upon by other predators ,
of which the wolf would have been the most important . The nature of modern
wolf - caribou / reindeer relationships is highly controversial ( see Bergerud 1980
...
The reindeer herds would certainly have been preyed upon by other predators ,
of which the wolf would have been the most important . The nature of modern
wolf - caribou / reindeer relationships is highly controversial ( see Bergerud 1980
...
Page 95
On top of this human predation , wolves ( and other predators ) are operating . ...
Such a component of the wolf diet can be modelled simply by taking a proportion
of the herd dying of natural causes each year and assuming that they were ...
On top of this human predation , wolves ( and other predators ) are operating . ...
Such a component of the wolf diet can be modelled simply by taking a proportion
of the herd dying of natural causes each year and assuming that they were ...
Page 98
For each of these values selective wolf predation on the young and old is ranged
from zero to 20 % . This range was used since preliminary simulations showed
that above 20 % the yields for the wolves were falling and hence it was assumed
...
For each of these values selective wolf predation on the young and old is ranged
from zero to 20 % . This range was used since preliminary simulations showed
that above 20 % the yields for the wolves were falling and hence it was assumed
...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 5, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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