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Ecological Applications, 14(1), 2004, pp. 241–253 q 2004 by the Ecological Society of America EFFECTS OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AGENTS AND EXOTIC PLANT INVASION ON DEER MOUSE POPULATIONS YVETTE K. ORTEGA,1 DEAN E. PEARSON,
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Tallahassee / Missoula / Newport / /

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Pearson / Forestry Sciences Laboratory / /

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SAS Institute / Rocky Mountain Research Station / Missoula Johnson Bell Weather Station / /

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increased food resources / native systems / food consumption / increased food / overwinter food supplies / supranivean travel / thropogenic food subsidies / food source / introduced biocontrol food sources / accessible food source / food subsidies / altered food resources / native food webs / introduced food subsidies / Food limitation / subnivean travel / potential native food resources / food webs / food web interactions / food availability serves / alternate food resource / food resource / important food item / gall fly food sources / food / /

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SAS Institute / Ecological Society of America EFFECTS OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AGENTS AND EXOTIC PLANT INVASION ON DEER MOUSE POPULATIONS YVETTE K. ORTEGA / 1 DEAN E. PEARSON / AND KEVIN S. MCKELVEY USDA Forest Service / /

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Merritt / KEVIN S. MCKELVEY / Sherman Traps / /

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Kentucky / Montana / Florida / Idaho / /

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