Food Habits of Marten in Interior Alaska and Their Significance

Lensink CJ, Skoog RO, Buckley JL. 1955. Food Habits of Marten in Interior Alaska and Their Significance. The Journal of Wildlife Management. 19(3):364-368

In interior Alaska, the food habits of marten were found to be intimately associated with its movements and other factors related to its distribution and abundance. A review of the findings seems pertinent because of their implications in management, and because the findings appear to apply to marten in other regions.

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Journal Article
Authors
Lensink, Calvin; Skoog, Ronald; Buckley, John
Units
DENA
Keywords
Denali National Park And Preserve, Furbearers, Marten, Mount Mckinley National Park

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