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Thresholds for habitat effectiveness grizzly bears -- Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

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Thresholds for habitat effectiveness grizzly bears -- Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

Thresholds for habitat effectiveness grizzly bears -- Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

Authors(s): J. Weaver

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Abstract: Human activities can affect habitat per se, availability of habitat, and/or mortality risk to animals. Cumulative effects is the combined effect upon a species and its habitat at any point in time caused by all human activities across the analysis area. A Cumulative Effects Assessment (CEA) model has been developed for grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem to analyze the collective effect of the various human activities at a point in time (Weaver et al 1986).

Keywords: animal, mammal, carnivore, bear, grizzly bear, Ursus arctos horribilis, Ursidae, habitat, Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, human activity, mortality, population

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KEYWORDSanimal, mammal, carnivore, bear, grizzly bear, Ursus arctos horribilis, Ursidae, habitat, Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, human activity, mortality, population
ABSTRACTHuman activities can affect habitat per se, availability of habitat, and/or mortality risk to animals. Cumulative effects is the combined effect upon a species and its habitat at any point in time caused by all human activities across the analysis area. A Cumulative Effects Assessment (CEA) model has been developed for grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem to analyze the collective effect of the various human activities at a point in time (Weaver et al 1986).
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