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September 2015 - December 2018
Understanding the importance of life history parameters is vital to managing wildlife populations. We will evaluate the minimum population size at which a populations are unlikely to go extinct and the population persistence times of various ungulate species across the Southwest in relation to variation in observed demographic rates. The intent is to generate population models using a suite of observed demographic parameters (and their variability), thereby assisting in management of multiple ungulate species across the southwestern United States.
Federal Staff: 95
Masters Students: 239
Phd Students: 142
Post Docs: 53
University Staff: 240
Students graduated: 701
Scientific Publications: 1936
Presentations: 4260