The University of Arizona

Vol 28, No 1 (January 1975)

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Articles

  1. The predator-control scene as of 1974.

    F.H. Wagner

    PDF 4-10
  2. Eagles and sheep: a viewpoint.

    E.G. Bolen

    PDF 11-17
  3. Perspectives on predator management.

    J. Johnson, F.R. Gartner

    PDF 18-21
  4. Foodniche of coyotes in the rolling plains of Texas.

    W.P. Meinzer, D.N. Ueckert, J.T. Flinders

    PDF 22-27
  5. Sheep-raising in the 17 western states: populations, distribution, and trends.

    E.W. Pearson

    PDF 27-31
  6. Presettlement vegetation in the sagebrush-grass area of the Intermoutain West.

    T.R. Vale

    PDF 32-36
  7. Waterfowl production in relation to rest-rotation grazing.

    F.M. Gjersing

    PDF 37-42
  8. Diet overlap of deer, elk, and cattle in southern Colorado.

    R.M. Hansen, L.D. Reid

    PDF 43-47
  9. Steer diets in southeastern Colorado.

    R.F. Beck

    PDF 48-51
  10. Diet and performance of sheep on rangeland in semiarid Argentina.

    J.P. Bishop, J.A. Froseth, H.N. Verettoni, C.H. Noller

    PDF 52-55
  11. Ecological effects and fate of N following massive N fertilization of mixed-grass plains.

    W.R. Houston, D.N. Hyder

    PDF 56-60
  12. Salt and specific ion effects on germination of four grasses.

    J. Ryan, S. Miyamoto, J.L. Stroehlein

    PDF 61-64
  13. An evaluation of the calibrated weight-estimate method for measuring production in annual vegetation.

    N.H. Tadmor, A. Brieghet, I. Noy-Meir, R.W. Benjamin, E. Eyal

    PDF 65-69
  14. Legume response unrelated to fuel moisture at time of burning.

    T.J. Harshbarger, C.J. Perkins, R.E. Martin

    PDF 70-71
  15. Herbage disappearance and grazing capacity determinations of southern pine bluestem range.

    H.A. Pearson

    PDF 71-73
  16. Approximate annual water budgets of two chained pinyon-juniper sites.

    G.F. Gifford

    PDF 73-74
  17. Some economic aspects of Western rangeland management and conservation.

    M.H. Saunderson

    PDF 75-77
  18. Land use, ethics, and property rights--a western view from the east.

    W.R. Burch

    PDF 77-79