Wind Cave National Park - Abstract - Interactions and Activity Patterns of Bison and Prairie Dogs at Wind Cave National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

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	Wind Cave National Park Abstract - Interactions and Activity Patterns of Bison and Prairie Dogs at Wind Cave National Park

Kreuger, K. 1985. Interactions and Activity, Patterns of Bison and Prairie Dogs at Wind Cave National Park. 17 p.

Abstract

Implications for managers. Presented at National Wilderness Research Conference July 23-26.

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