Ecology · 1960 · 85 citations · 8 references
Life SciencesEcologyEnvironmental SciencesCommunity EcologyForest EcologyTerrestrial EcologyAnimal EcologyForest Disturbance DynamicsMountain EcologyRiparian EcologyUnderstory EcologyWildlife EcologyBeaver-driven Riparian ChangeWoody Browse ManagementWoody Species Establishment
Like many other mammals, beavers thrive in sub-climax vegetation. Specifically, they often flourish where fire has been followed by appearance of Quaking Aspen, Populus tremuloides. This tree is the one most commonly felled for food and building material by beaver and its distribution is remarkably similar to that of the beaver.
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A Study of Beaver Colonies in Michigan
G. W. Bradt · Journal of Mammalogy · 1938 · 98 citations
Techniques of Sexing Beaver, Castor canadensis
Dale J. Osborn · Journal of Mammalogy · 1955 · 67 citations
Summer Behavior of a Family of Beavers in New York State
Lloyd Tevis · Journal of Mammalogy · 1950 · 36 citations
Beaver Food Utilization Studies
Shaler E. Aldous · Journal of Wildlife Management · 1938 · 33 citations