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Field, M., and
T. M. Gehring. 2015.
Physical, human
disturbance, and regional
social factors
influencing Common Loon occupancy and reproductive
success.
Condor: Ornithological Applications 117:589-597.
Cullinane-Anthony,
B.L., N.E. Seefelt, R.G. Corace, D.M. Kashian, and T.M.
Gehring. 2014. Influence of residual
forest patches on post-fire bird
diversity patterns in jack pine-dominated
ecosystems of northern Lower
Michigan. Forest Ecology and Management
331:93-103.
VerCauteren, K.,
M. Lavelle, T.M. Gehring, J-M. Landry, and L. Marker. 2014.
Dogs as mediators of conservation
conflict. Pages 211-238 In Free-
Ranging Dogs and Wildlife Conservation,
M.E. Gompper, editor. Oxford
University Press.
(http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/product/9780199663217.do)
Hawley, J.E.,
S.T. Rossler, T.M. Gehring, R.N. Schultz, M.E. Callahan, R. Clark,
J. Cade, and A. Wydeven. 2013. Developing a new
shock-collar design for
safe and efficient use on wild wolves.
Wildlife
Society Bulletin 37:416-422.
Reprint available upon request.
VerCauteren, K.C., M.J. Lavelle,
T.M. Gehring, and J-M. Landry. 2012.
Cow dogs: use
of livestock protection dogs for reducing predation and transmission
of pathogens from wildlife to cattle. Applied Animal
Behaviour Science 140:128-136.
Rossler, S.T.., T.M. Gehring, R.N.
Schultz, M.T. Rossler, A.P. Wydeven, and J.E. Hawley. 2012.
Shock collars as a site-aversive conditioning tool for wolves.
Wildlife Society Bulletin 36:176-184
Reprint available upon request.
Gehring, T. M., K. C. VerCauteren,
and A. C. Cellar. 2011.
Good fences make good neighbors:
importance of fencing for establishing effective livestock
protection dogs. Human-Wildlife Interactions 5:106-111.
Gehring, T. M., K. C. VerCauteren,
M. L. Provost, and A. C. Cellar. 2010. Utility of livestock-protection dogs for deterring wildlife from cattle farms.
Wildlife Research (Invited special issue) 37:715-721.
Reprint available upon request.
Gehring, T.
M., K. C. VerCauteren, and J-M. Landry. 2010.
Livestock
protection dogs in the 21st century: is an ancient tool relevant to
modern
conservation challenges? BioScience 60:299-308.
Davidson-Nelson, S. J., and T. M. Gehring. 2010.
Testing fladry as
a non-lethal
management tool for wolves and coyotes in Michigan.
Human-Wildlife
Interactions 4:87-94.
Hawley,
J. E., T. M. Gehring, R. N. Schultz, S. T. Rossler, and A. P.
Wydeven.
2009.
Assessment of shock collars as
non-lethal management for wolves in
Wisconsin. Journal of Wildlife Management
73:518-525.
Gregory, A.
J., M. A. Lung, T. M. Gehring, and B. J. Swanson. 2009.
The
importance of sex and spatial scale when evaluating sexual
segregation by
elk in Yellowstone. Journal of Mammalogy 90:971-979.
Preuss,
T. S., and T. M. Gehring. 2007.
Landscape analysis of potential
bobcat habitat in the northern Lower Peninsula of
Michigan. Journal of
Wildlife Management
71:2699-2706.
Gehring, T. M., J. E. Hawley, S. J. Davidson, S. T. Rossler,
A. C. Cellar,
R. N.
Schultz, A. P. Wydeven, and K. C. VerCauteren. 2006.
Are viable non-lethal
management tools available for reducing wolf-human
conflict?: preliminary
results from field experiments. Pages 2-6 In R.M.
Timm and J.M. O'Brien,
editors. Proceedings of the 22nd Vertebrate Pest
Conference. University of
California, Davis, California.
Gehring,
T. M. and B. A. Potter. 2005. Wolf habitat analysis in Michigan: an
example of the need for proactive land management for carnivore species.
Wildlife Society Bulletin
33:1237-1244
Atwood, T. C., H. P. Weeks, Jr.,
and T.M. Gehring. 2004.
Spatial ecology of
coyotes along a suburban-to-rural gradient. Journal of Wildlife
Management
68:1000-1009.
Gehring, T. M., and R. K. Swihart.
2004.
Home range and movements of long-
tailed weasels in
a
landscape fragmented by agriculture. Journal
of
Mammalogy 85:138-145.
Gehring, T. M., B. E. Kohn, J. L. Gehring, and E. M. Anderson.
2003. Limits to
plasticity in gray wolf, Canis lupus, pack
structure: conservation implications
for recovering populations. Canadian
Field-Naturalist 117:419-423.
Swihart, R. K., T. C. Atwood, J. R. Goheen, D. M. Scheiman, K. E. Munroe,
and
T. M. Gehring.
2003. Patch occupancy of North American mammals: is
patchiness in
the eye of the beholder?
Journal
of Biogeography 30:1259-
1279.
Goheen, J. R., R. K. Swihart, T. M. Gehring, and M. S. Miller.
2003.
The role of
mobility
and
forest
fragmentation in shaping tree squirrel communities.
Oikos 102:95-103.
Swihart, R. K., T. M. Gehring, T. E. Nupp, and M. B. Kolozsvary.
2003.
Responses of “resistant” vertebrates
to habitat loss and fragmentation: the
importance of niche
breadth and
range boundaries.
Diversity and
Distributions 9:1-18.
Gehring,
T. M., and R. K. Swihart. 2003.
Body
size, niche breadth, and
ecologically scaled responses to habitat fragmentation:
mammalian
predators in an agricultural landscape.
Biological Conservation
109:283-
295.
Shelley, D. P., and T. M. Gehring. 2002. Behavioral modification of gray wolves
suffering from sarcoptic mange:
importance of sequential monitoring.
Canadian
Field-Naturalist 116:648-650.
Swihart, R. K., N. A. Slade, J. Feng, D. Mason, and T. M. Gehring.
2001.
Effects of habitat
destruction and diet breadth in a predator-prey
metapopulation model.
Journal of Theoretical Biology. 210:287-303.
Gehring, T.
M., and R. K. Swihart. 2000.
Field immobilization and use of
radiocollars on long-tailed weasels.
Wildlife Society Bulletin 28:579-585.
Kohn, B., J. Frair, D. Unger, T. Gehring, D. Shelley, E. Anderson, P.
Keenlance.
1999.
Impacts of a highway expansion project on wolves in
northwestern Wisconsin: preliminary findings.
Proceedings of The
International Conference on Wildlife Ecology and
Transportation III, Missoula,
MT.
Gehring, T. M., J. L. Gehring, M. A. Beckel, and M. A. Callahan.
1996.
Recovering wolf
populations. Conservation Biology
10:5-6.
Lovallo, M.J., J.H. Gilbert, and T.M. Gehring. 1993. Bobcat, Felis
rufus, dens in
an abandoned beaver, Castor canadensis, lodge. Canadian
Field-Naturalist
107:108-109.
Gehring, T.M. 1993.
Adult black bear, Ursus americanus, displaced from a kill
by a wolf, Canis
lupus, pack. Canadian
Field-Naturalist 107:373-374.
Gehring, T. M., and B. E. Kohn. 1993.
Broken snare found attached to a
captured wolf. International Wolf
3(4):7.
Gehring, T.M. 1993.
Potential predatory attack by Common Ravens on
porcupines.
Wilson Bulletin 105:524-525.
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