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2004
Special Issue on Predation (volume 19, 2004) : Frontmatter & Contents
Review of Canid Management in Australia for the Protection of Livestock and Wildlife — Potential Application to Coyote Management, L. R. Allen and P. J. S. Fleming
Use of Livestock Guarding Animals to Reduce Predation on Livestock, W. F. Andelt
Economic Impact of Protected Large Carnivores on Sheep Farming in Norway, Leif Jarle Asheim and Ivar Mysterud
Livestock Depredations by Black Vultures and Golden Eagles, Michael L. Avery and J. L. Cummings
Managing Wolf Depredation in the United States: Past, Present, and Future, Stewart W. Breck and Tom Meier
Compensation Programs in Wyoming for Livestock Depredation by Large Carnivores, M. T. Bruscino and T. L. Cleveland
Predacides for Canid Predation Management, K. A. Fagerstone, J. J. Johnston, and P. J. Savarie
The History of Federal and Cooperative Animal Damage Control, Donald W. Hawthorne
Status and Management of Coyote Depredations in the Eastern United States, John M. Houben
Indirect Effects of Carnivores on Livestock Foraging Behavior and Production, Larry D. Howery and Thomas J. DeLiberto
Selective Targeting of Alpha Coyotes to Stop Sheep Depredation, M. M. Jaeger
Economic Impact of Sheep Predation in the United States, Keithly Jones
Coyote in the Edwards Plateau of Texas — an Update, Gary Nunley
Feral Swine Impacts on Agriculture and the Environment, Nathan W. Seward, Kurt C. VerCauteren, Gary W. Witmer, and Richard M. Engeman
Predation and Livestock Production: Perspective and Overview, Maurice Shelton
Non-lethal Alternatives for Predation Management, John A. Shivik
Direct, Spillover, and Intangible Benefits of Predation Management, Stephanie A. Shwiff and Mike J. Bodenchuk
Coyote Predation Management: An Economic Analysis of Increased Antelope Recruitment and Cattle Production in South Central Wyoming, Stephanie A. Shwiff and Rod J. Merrell
Using Genetic Analyses to Identify Predators, C. L. WIlliams and J. J. Johnston