Lincoln (University of Nebraska) · 1980 · 44 citations · 11 references
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Social SciencesDemographyVeterinary EpidemiologyDemographic MethodsPoisoning ManagementSwine MedicinePopulation ChangePopulation ControlPopulation-level EffectsAge-specific DistributionDisease Impacts On PopulationsFeral Animal WelfarePopulation SizePopulation Size MeasurementPopulation-level Disease Impacts
The changes in a feral pig population associated with 1080 poisoning were examined. There was a 58.1% reduction in population size after poisoning with no age-specific effect. The population size increased over 11.5 months after poisoning at an observed instantaneous rate of increase per year of 0.57. The results are discussed relative to feral pig control.
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Aging European Wild Hogs by Dentition
George H. Matschke · Journal of Wildlife Management · 1967 · 256 citations
Graeme Caughley, L. C. Birch · Journal of Wildlife Management · 1971 · 101 citations · Full text
Life Sciences, Biology, Zoology +17