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An Analysis of Trapping Regulations and Pelt Prices on the Effort to Trap American Martens (Martes americana) in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
"The American Marten was once widespread throughout Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. After near extirpation, reintroduction, and reestablishment of a trapping season, martens are once again a successful resident. Relationships were tested to determine how…
Freshwater Lake Sediment as a Reservoir and Source of Pathogenic Gram-Negative Bacteria
"Enteric bacteria, or fecal coliforms, are gram-negative non-spore forming bacteria frequently associated with pathogenic properties and can oftentimes be indicators of fecal contamination. It is important to test swimming water quality for coliforms…
Using Satellite DNA Primers to Determine the Occurence of Wolf-Coyote Hybridization
Wolves and coyotes have been known to successfully interbreed, producing viable offspring, therefore knowing if they are doing so in the Great Lakes Region is important when considering the recent removal of wolves from the Endangered Species list.…