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Humancausedpresence of wolves in Yellowstone is not exotic arrival , because wolves and the species in Yellowstone ( though not the particular individuals ) have adapted to each other
a mutationcausesblack coat color in Yellowstone wolves
NPS Wolf Project)Biologist Douglas Smithhas ledthe Yellowstone Wolf Project
Visitorswill discoverYellowstone 's wolves and bears
We would liketo contributeto the Yellowstone Wolf Project
recent delisting of wolves in Idaho and Montana , which has led to the first public hunting of wolves in decadeshas resultedin the shooting of the Cottonwood Yellowstone wolf pack
The research on the nonlethal effects of large carnivores is an important step in the processwill ... leadto more reintroductions like that of wolves in Yellowstone
the changesresultedin Yellowstone National Park when the wolves returned
the video ... the habitatresultedafter reintroducing wolves to the Yellowstone National Park
likelyto causewolves to disappear from Yellowstone
Service managementresultingin about 300 wolves in Wyoming
as a large(passive) has been designedWolves in the Woods
THAT THEY WANTTO DISCOVERWOLVES IN THE WILD
the significant eventsledto the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone
wolf management in Montana , Idaho and Wyoming(passive) are influenced byYellowstone wolves
reductions of elk , bison , moose , and mule deercould resultfrom wolf restoration in Yellowstone
it as well asresultsfor yellowstone wolves
22 boardsleadWolves over
the kind of irresponsibilityleadwolves to be villified
the first three fibre glass sculptures which up to a dozen studentswill paintfor the Wolves in Wolves
the population of other specieshas also influencesthe population of other species
drastic changes to the prevalent scavenging communitycauseddrastic changes to the prevalent scavenging community
to overbrowsing of broad - leaved riparian trees by increased elk populationsledto overbrowsing of broad - leaved riparian trees by increased elk populations
alsoledalso
to scientistshas contributed greatlyto scientists
a precedent that could snowball in the futurewould seta precedent that could snowball in the future
in the ecosystemcausedin the ecosystem
in the wolves dispersing to all parts of the Northwesthas resultedin the wolves dispersing to all parts of the Northwest
complex changes in ecological processes that can not be simply reversed by wolf reintroduction alonecausedcomplex changes in ecological processes that can not be simply reversed by wolf reintroduction alone
to a drastic decline in the 90sledto a drastic decline in the 90s
many millions of dollarscontributesmany millions of dollars
in a ? trophic cascaderesultedin a ? trophic cascade
a " trophic cascade " - a series of chain reactions that changed almost the entire geography of the park , including the riverscauseda " trophic cascade " - a series of chain reactions that changed almost the entire geography of the park , including the rivers
in a decline in elk population in the regionhas resultedin a decline in elk population in the region
to over - browsing of aspen and willows by elkledto over - browsing of aspen and willows by elk
a ripple - effect that eventually changed the riverscauseda ripple - effect that eventually changed the rivers
to the recovery of vegetation and rerouting of stream channels , which some researchers maintainledto the recovery of vegetation and rerouting of stream channels , which some researchers maintain
to the economy of the regionhas ... contributedto the economy of the region
to the recovery of vegetation and rerouting of stream channels , which some researchers maintain was the result of an increase in the availability of streamside willows and alder for beaversledto the recovery of vegetation and rerouting of stream channels , which some researchers maintain was the result of an increase in the availability of streamside willows and alder for beavers
the Elk population to growcausedthe Elk population to grow
the way the Yellowstone River meanders throughout the parkhas ... influencedthe way the Yellowstone River meanders throughout the park
to far more positive changes than expectedhas ledto far more positive changes than expected
beavers to return to the parkledbeavers to return to the park
the shake - up(passive) caused bythe shake - up
in the elk grazing on higher ground to escape the wolves , which has resulted in tree seedlings in the valley to grow tall , which has allowed the beavers to use the trees to build dams , which has resulted in the establishment of thriving wetlandshas resultedin the elk grazing on higher ground to escape the wolves , which has resulted in tree seedlings in the valley to grow tall , which has allowed the beavers to use the trees to build dams , which has resulted in the establishment of thriving wetlands
the trophic cascade(passive) caused bythe trophic cascade
the song(passive) was ... influenced bythe song
the ripples(passive) caused bythe ripples
a tropic cascade of ecological change , including helping to increase beaver populations and bring back aspen , and vegetationare causinga tropic cascade of ecological change , including helping to increase beaver populations and bring back aspen , and vegetation
the elk population to declineare causingthe elk population to decline
the greatest damage(passive) caused bythe greatest damage
to improvements in the park 's ecology ... but clearly that ecology is a complicated onehas contributedto improvements in the park 's ecology ... but clearly that ecology is a complicated one
in addition to keeping elk populations in checkinfluencedin addition to keeping elk populations in check
in the return of certain animal and plant speciesresultedin the return of certain animal and plant species
a tropic cascade of ecologicalare causinga tropic cascade of ecological
a tropic cascade of ecological changeare causinga tropic cascade of ecological change