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alces-39	Beazley, Karen; Kwan, Helen; Nette, Tony	AN EXAMINATION OF THE ABSENCE OF ESTABLISHED MOOSE (ALCES ALCES) POPULATIONS IN SOUTHEASTERN CAPE BRETON ISLAND, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA	2008	20	.pdf	application/pdf	10493	552	57	While it is unclear the extent to which the presence of white-tailed deer can depress moose populations through the transmission of P. tenuis, the potential mor- tality of moose is well documented (Thomas and Dodds 1988, Schmitz and Nudds 1994, Lankester and Samuel 1998, Beazely et al. 2006). This model indicated that suitable habitat (based on mainland moose occupying ecologically similar terrain) exists in the Cape Breton study area, with 42.6% of the area clas- sified as Class 5 (High Probability).	cache/alces-39.pdf	txt/alces-39.txt