Avian response to plague management on Colorado prairie dog colonies
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Item Metadata
Dublin Core
Title
Avian response to plague management on Colorado prairie dog colonies
Description
Range-wide declines in prairie dog (Cynomys sp.) populations have occurred, and the largest limiting factor in recent decades appears to be the high mortality and colony extirpation associated with plague (Antolin et al. 2002), caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis. Prairie dog colonies support a diverse community of associated species, many of which are not susceptible to plague but may be indirectly affected.
Creator
Yale Conrey, Reesa
Subject
Prairie dog
Yersinia pestis
Black-footed ferret
Plague
Avian species
Extent
various pages
Date Created
2014-2016
Type
Text
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Is Part Of
Cost Center 3420 Avian Research. Work Package 1680 Bird conservation
Collection
Citation
Yale Conrey, Reesa, “Avian response to plague management on Colorado prairie dog colonies,” CPW Digital Collections, accessed May 13, 2024, https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/items/show/141.