Canadian Journal of Zoology, Ahead of Print. Animals benefit from scatterhoarding, storing food around their home range for use during a period of scarcity, by later eating the stored food. Seedlings may be used as cues of belowground food. We investi…
Canadian Journal of Zoology, Ahead of Print.
Canadian Journal of Zoology, Volume 102, Issue 1, Page i-i, January 2024.
Canadian Journal of Zoology, Volume 102, Issue 5, Page 494-505, May 2024. For many mammals living at higher latitudes, food scarcity and snow-hindered movements associated with their first winter are synonymous of trying months. In addition, most wild…
Canadian Journal of Zoology, Ahead of Print. For many mammals living at higher latitudes, food scarcity and snow-hindered movements associated with their first winter are synonymous of trying months. In addition, most wild animals have to cope with pa…
Canadian Journal of Zoology, Ahead of Print. A challenge for management of wildlife species is the assessment of the effect of roads on migration. We developed models to estimate the spatial (zone of influence (ZOI)) and temporal (delays in migration)…
Canadian Journal of Zoology, Ahead of Print. At lower latitudes ungulate reproduction is often seasonal, but the duration of mating and parturition seasons can be long. To further understand the adaptive significance of synchrony in reproductive event…
Canadian Journal of Zoology, Ahead of Print. In the present work, we study the effect of different stimuli (living preys, its homogenate, and reduced glutathione (GSH)) on the discharge of desmonemes in the freshwater cnidarian, Hydra plagiodesmica (D…
Canadian Journal of Zoology, Ahead of Print. Human influences on natural environments are now ubiquitous but manifest in multiple and unique ways depending on local environments and communities. Attempts to control, or mediate, local pests to residenc…
Canadian Journal of Zoology, Ahead of Print. In the context of climate change, it is crucial to understand whether animals that have been domesticated and (or) selected maintain their abilities to adapt to changes in their thermal environment. Here, w…