Use of implanted radiotransmitters to estimate survival of greater sage-grouse chicks

Article Abstract:

Radiotransmitters were implanted subcutaneously in greater sage-grouse chicks by surgical procedure to study their survival rates post hatching. The results have shown that subcutaneous implants might be a useful method for attaching radiotransmitters to newly hatched sage-grouse chicks to estimate survival rates, identify causes of mortality and collect ecological data.

Usage, Radio transmitters, Chicks, Chicks (Infant chickens), Report

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Survival, movements, and reproduction of translocated greater sage-grouse in Strawberry Valley, Utah

Article Abstract:

The methods used for translocating sage-grouse to Strawberry Valley and the efficacy of the translocation effort are described. Translocations are effective management tools for increasing small populations of greater sage-grouse when conducted during the breeding season and before target populations are extirpated.

Utah, Demographic aspects, Animals, Animal dispersal

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Total plasma protein and re nesting by greater sage-grouse

Article Abstract:

The relationship between total plasma protein and re nesting patterns of greater sage-grouse in northwestern Nevada and southern Oregon is explored.

Food and nutrition

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