Bear Morphology and Tooth Cementage
National Park Service, Western Arctic Parklands. 2025. Bear Morphology and Tooth Cementage. National Park Service
These data appear to be records of bear morphology and tooth cementage, probably collected by Warren Ballard for the National Park Service in Alaska. They were part of a collection of files given to the NPS Arctic Network data manager around 2012 by the wildlife biologist in Western Arctic Parklands. No metadata, report or any ancillary information was submitted to provide context to the data. Use of these data is ‘as-is’. Location: Unknown. Ballard worked a lot in western Alaska, around Red Dog mine, in the Noatak Park and Seward Peninsula. Reports by Ballard are available by searching the NPS Data Store. Column definitions and unit of measure: Mostly unknown. Purpose: Unknown. The original spreadsheet had the results of a regression of CEMENTAGE by HEADL. Presumably these parameters were most of interest. License: U.S. Government Works Data and content created by government employees within the scope of their employment are not subject to domestic copyright protection under 17 U.S.C. 105. Government works are by default in the U.S. Public Domain.
- Type
- Tabular Dataset
- Authors
- National Park Service, Western Arctic Parklands
- Date of Issue
- 2025-05-05
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- WEAR
- Keywords
- alaska, bear, cementage, morphology, tooth