Herbivore Optimization by North American Elk: Consequences for Theory and Management
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J. Kie | R. Ruess | R. Bowyer | Brian L. Dick | KELLEY M. STEWART | R. TERRY BOWYER | ROGER W. RUESS | BRIAN L. DICK | JOHN G. KIE | K. Stewart
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