Proceedings of the fifth mountain lion workshop: 27

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© Copyright 1997 The Southern California Chapter of The Wildlife Society The copyright of these proceedings is held by the Southern California Chapter of The Wildlife Society. These proceedings are published with the goal of disseminating information about our wildlife resources. We encourage people to share the information contained on these pages but only when appropriate recognition is given to the proceedings and to the authors of individual papers. The preferred citation for these proceedings as a whole is: Padley, W. D., editor. 1997. Proceedings of the fifth mountain lion workshop: 27 February-1 March 1996; San Diego, California. 135 p. Individual papers should be cited as: _____1997. __________________ , pages______ in W. D. Padley ed., Proceedings of the fifth mountain lion workshop: 27 February-1 March 1996; San Diego, California.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTH MOUNTAIN LION WORKSHOP TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE ....................................................................................... vi ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ........................................................................ vii MEMORIAL .....................................................................................1 ALLEN ANDERSON .........................................................................2 KNUT ATKINSON ...........................................................................4 PROGRAM .......................................................................................6 RESEARCH REPORTS ..........................................................................13 STATUS OF THE MOUNTAIN LION IN FLORIDA: 1996 Robert C. Belden, Tom H. Logan............14 STATUS AND MANAGEMENT OF MOUNTAIN LIONS IN NEVADA Mike K. Cox, San Stiver........17 SOURCES AND DISTRIBUTION OF PROPOSITION 117 FUNDS E. Lee Fitzhugh ..................19 PUMA BEHAVIORS DURING ENCOUNTERS WITH HUMANS AND APPROPRIATE HUMAN RESPONSES E. Lee Fitzhugh, David P. Fjelline ...........................................26 THE POTENTIAL FOR CATASTROPHIC INFECTIOUS DISEASE OUTBREAKS IN POPULATIONS OF MOUNTAIN LIONS IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES Janet E. Foley ...............29 STANDARDIZING PHOTOGRAPHS OF PUMA TRACKS FOR DIGITAL PROCESSING Steve Galentine, E.L. Fitzhugh ...............................................................37 MOUNTAIN LION RESEARCH IN TEXAS: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE Louis A. Harveson, Michael E. Tewes, Nova J. Silvy, Jimmy Rutledge ..........................................40 COUGAR-HUMAN INTERACTIONS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA D. Hebert, D. Lay ..................44 CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE IDENTIFICATION OF Puma concolor concolor Marcelo Mazzolli, C.B. Ryan ..........................................................................46 EFFECTS AND PATTERNS OF MOUNTAIN LION PREDATION OF LIVESTOCK ON SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED PROPERTIES IN SANTA CATARINA, BRAZIL Marcelo Mazzolli, C. Bartlet-Ryan, M. Graipel ............................................................54 ASSESSING SUBSPECIES STATUS: A HOLISTIC EVALUATION OF THE YUMA MOUNTAIN LION Donald E. McIvor, John A. Bissonette ..............................................62 THE STATUS OF MOUNTAIN LIONS IN TEXAS William B. Russ ................................69 PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORDING OF MOUNTAIN LION TRACKS K. Shawn Smallwood Melissa Grigione............................................................................74 THE FORT HUACHUCA-CANELO HILLS TRACK COUNT: A MODEL FOR VOLUNTEER BASED MOUNTAIN LION MONITORING H.S. Stone, D. Coblentz, S. Morse, K. Hansen, H.G. Shaw ....76 ABSTRACTS ....................................................................................83 DIURNAL BEDDING HABITAT OF MOUNTAIN LIONS IN NORTHEAST OREGON James Akenson, Mark Henjum, Ted Craddock ....................84 FEASIBILITY OF USING CAPTIVE-RAISED MOUNTAIN LIONS FOR ESTABLISHING POPULATIONS Robert C. Belden, J. Walter McCown .....................................84 POPULATION DEMOGRAPHICS OF AN EXPLOITED MOUNTAIN LION POPULATION Stan C. Cunningham ........................................................................85 PREY AVAILABILITY AND SELECTION BY MOUNTAIN LIONS IN THE ARAVAIPA-KLONDYKE AREA OF ARIZONA Stan C. Cunningham ..............................................85 MOUNTAIN LION FOOD HABITS IN A DESERT ENVIRONMENT: PRELIMINARY RESULTS Mike Elmer, K.A. Logan, L.L. Sweanor, M.G. Hornocker.....................................85 DNA FROM MOUNTAIN LION SCAT: PRELIMINARY STUDIES Holly Ernest, Michael Syvanen, Walter Boyce........................................................................86 TESTING OF 'A RIGOROUS TECHNIQUE FOR IDENTIFYING INDIVIDUAL MOUNTAIN LIONS (Puma concolor) BY THEIR TRACKS' Melissa M. Grigione ................................86 iii
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