SHORT COMMUNICATION N Nezami and Farhadinia Litter sizes of brown bears in the Central Alborz Protected Area, Iran Bagher Nezami1,2,3 and Mohammad S. Farhadinia1

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FUN FACTS FOR KIDS: Koalas are native to Australia Koalas are not bears Koala fossils found in Australia have been dated as long as 20 million years Koalas eat eucalypt leaves and almost nothing else

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OIKOS 104: 518
/528, 2004 Brown bears selectively kill salmon with higher energy content but only in habitats that facilitate choice Scott M. Gende, Thomas P. Quinn, Ray Hilborn, Andrew P. Hendry and Bobette Dickerson

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FUN FACTS FOR KIDS: Koalas are native to Australia Koalas are not bears Koala fossils found in Australia have been dated as long as 20 million years Koalas eat eucalypt leaves and almost nothing else

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Tuesday, MayEndangered Species Day at the Aquarium – Friday, May 16th, 2014 Polar bears aren’t the only species in peril Sidney, BC – The Shaw Ocean Discovery Centre is recognizing Endangered Species Day o

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Caroline Brunt, BScN, RN, has been a street nurse sinceHer black bag bears the Street Nurse Program logo. Brunt is also featured on the cover, drawing blood from a client in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. u

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NoGrizzly Bear License Plates Available Thursday Alaska DMV is excited to announce that the much anticipated grizzly bear license plates will be available in all DMV offices this Thursday, M

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For immediate release Contact: Gary Stone, Owner of Paddleboard Specialists and Isthmus Sailboardsorwww.paddleboardspecialists.com PADDLE FOR THE POLAR BEARS!

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EAZA Position Statement on Bears in Commercial Entertainment • •

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Evolutionary Ecology Research, 2001, 3: 917–937 Balancing natural and sexual selection in sockeye salmon: interactions between body size, reproductive opportunity and vulnerability to predation by bears Thomas P. Quin

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