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alces-503	Snaith, Tamaini V.; Beazley, Karen F.; MacKinnon, Frances; Duinker, Peter	PRELIMINARY HABITAT SUITABILITY ANALYSIS FOR MOOSE IN MAINLAND NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA	2002	16	.pdf	application/pdf	7418	400	56	Aquatic resources are an important com- ponent of moose habitat in many areas (e.g., Wright 1956, Dunn 1976, Crossley and Gilbert 1983, Leptich and Gilbert 1989, Thompson et al. 1995). The objectives of the habitat suitability analysis were to: (1) analyze the suitability of moose habitat in Nova Scotia using a HSI model; (2) based on the model, produce a theoretical distribution of habitat suitability across the landscape; (3) test the model by comparing it to pellet group inventory (PGI) data as an index of moose distribution; (4) determine which habitat components may influence moose habitat selection; and (5) examine the effects of human land use on moose habitat selection by using road den- sity as an index of human influence.	cache/alces-503.pdf	txt/alces-503.txt