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Research By Year

• Statisitcal Population Reconstruction, a Tool to Improve How States Monitor Wildlife Trends.
  Michael V. Clawson, John R. Skalski, and Jason L. Isabelle. The Wildlife Professional. (2016)
• Management Application of Statistical Population Reconstruction to Wild Game Populations.
  Michael V. Clawson. Dissertation. (2015)
• Trends in Male Wild Turkey Abundance and Harvest Following Restoration Efforts in the Southeast Region of Missouri, 1960–2010.
  Michael V. Clawson, John R. Skalski, Jason L. Isabelle and Joshua J. Millspaugh. Wildlife Society Bulletin. (2015)
• Statistical Population Reconstruction of Mule Deer on MCB Camp Pendleton, CA 1990-2013.
  Michael V. Clawson and John R. Skalski. Technical Report. (2014)
• Random Effects Models and Multistage Estimation Procedures for Statistical Population Reconstruction of Small Game Populations.
  Christopher M. Gast, John R. Skalski, Jason L. Isabelle and Michael V. Clawson. PLoS ONE. (2013)
• Evaluation of Fixed- and Random-Effects Models and Multistage Estimation Procedures in Statistical Population Reconstruction.
  Christopher M. Gast, John R. Skalski and Dean E. Beyer. The Journal of Wildlife Management. (2013)
• The Utility of Auxiliary Data in Statistical Population Reconstruction.
  Michael V. Clawson, John R. Skalski and Joshua J. Millspaugh. Wildlife Biology. (2013)
• Fixed and Random Effects Models and Multistage Estimation Procedures for Statistical Population Reconstructions.
  Christopher M. Gast. Dissertation. (2012)
• Comparison of Statistical Population Reconstruction Using Full and Pooled Adult Age-Class Data.
  John R. Skalski, Joshua J. Millspaugh and Michael. V. Clawson. PLoS ONE. (2012)
• Model Evaluation in Statistical Population Reconstruction.
  John R. Skalski, Michael. V. Clawson and Joshua J. Millspaugh. Wildlife Biology. (2012)
• Abundance Trends of American Martens in Michigan Based on Statistical Population Reconstruction.
  John R. Skalski, Joshua J. Millspaugh, Michael. V. Clawson, Jerrold L. Belant, Dwayne. R. Etter, Brian J. Frawley and Paul D. Friedrich. Journal of Wildlife Management. (2011)
• Use of Age-at-Harvest Information to Inform Wildlife Management.
  Michael V. Clawson. Thesis. (2010)
• Using Statistical Population Reconstruction to Estimate Demographic Trends in Small Game Populations.
  Kristin Broms, John R. Skalski, Joshua J. Millspaugh, Christian A. Hagen and John H. Schulz. Journal of Wildlife Management (2010)
• Small Game Population Reconstruction : Model Development and Applications
  Kristin M. Broms. Thesis. (2007)
• Calibrating Statistical Population Reconstruction Models Using Catch-Effort and Index Data
  John R. Skalski, Richard L. Townsend and Brian A. Gilbert. Journal of Wildlife Management. (2007)
• Statistical Population Reconstruction, Black Bear, Washington. in Wildlife Demography (Pages 531-533).
  John R. Skalski, Kristen E. Ryding, Joshua J. Millspaugh. Book. (2005)
• Statistical Models for Population Reconstruction Using Age-at-Harvest Data
  Nancy E. Gove, John R. Skalski, Peter Zager and Richard L. Townsend. Journal of Wildlife Management (2002)
• Using Age-harvest Data to Estimate Demographic Parameters for Wildlife Populations
  Nancy E. Gove. Thesis. (1997)

Research By Year - External Research Related to SPR

• Integrated Population Modeling of Black Bears in Minnesota: Implications for Monitoring and Management.
  John R. Fieberg, Kyle W. Shertzer, Paul B. Conn, Karen V. Noyce and David L. Garshelis. PLoS ONE. (2010)
• Bayesian Analysis of Wildlife Age-at-Harvest Data
  Paul B. Conn, Duane R. Diefenbach, Jeffrey L. Laake, Mark A. Ternent and Gary C. White. Biometrics. (2008)