Patterns of browsing in summer by moose, muskoxen, and winter by mooses and snowshoe and arctic hares in riparian willow communities on the Seward Peninsula

Svedsen CR. 1990. Patterns of browsing in summer by moose, muskoxen, and winter by mooses and snowshoe and arctic hares in riparian willow communities on the Seward Peninsula. In Svedsen CR. Role of willow communites in the ecology of herbivores on the Seward Peninsula. Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, University of Alaska Fairbanks. Fairbanks, AK

Type
Book Chapter
Authors
Svedsen, Claus
Date of Issue
1990
Units
BELA
Keywords
Animal Studies, Arctic Hare, Basin Creek, Bering Land Bridge National Monument, Bunker Hill, Devils Mountains Lakes, Goodhope River Delat, Herbivores, Humboldt Creek, Kougaruk Landing, Mammals, Moose, Muskoxen, Plant Studies, Reindeer, Sali glauca, Salix alaxensis, Salix arbusculoides, Salix Creek, Salix pulchra, Seward Peninsula, Snowshoe Hare, Willow

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