Zooarchaeology and conservation biology / edited by R. Lee Lyman and Kenneth P. Cannon.

• Applied zooarchaeology, because it matters / R. Lee Lyman and Kenneth P. Cannon -- Doing zooarchaeology as if it mattered : use of faunal data to address current issues in fish conservation biology in Owens Valley, California / Virginia L. Butler and Michael G. Delacorte -- Zooarchaeology and wildlife management in the greater Yellowstone ecosystem / Kenneth P. Cannon and Molly Boeka Cannon -- Where the muskox roamed : biogeography of tundra muskox (Ovibos Moschatus) in the eastern Arctic / Christyann M. Darwent and John Darwent -- The potential of zooarchaeological data to guide pinniped management decisions in the eastern north Pacific / Michael A. Etnier -- Zooarchaeological implications for Missouri's elk (Cervus Elaphus) reintroduction effort / Judith L. Harpole -- Postcontact changes in the behavior and distribution of rocky mountain bighorn sheep (Ovis Canadensis) in northwestern Wyoming / Susan S. Hughes -- Prehistoric biogeography, abundance, and phenotypic plasticity of elk (Cervus Elaphus) in Washington State / R. Lee Lyman -- Archaeological evidence of pronghorn (Antilocapra Americana) migration in the Upper Green River Basin of Wyoming : implications for wildlife management / Paul H. Sanders and Mark E. Miller -- Ecological change in western Utah : comparisons between a late holocene archaeological fauna and modern small-mammal surveys / Dave N. Schmitt -- Zooarchaeological evidence of the native ichthyofauna of the Roanoke River in Virginia and North Carolina / Thomas R. Whyte.

Ämnesord

Animal remains (Archaeology)  -- North America. (LCSH)

Conservation biology  -- North America. (LCSH)

biological preservation  (agrovoc)

biogeography  (agrovoc)

nature conservation  (agrovoc)

north america  (agrovoc)

North America  -- Antiquities. (LCSH)

Klassifikation

CC79.5.A5 (LCC)

560/.45/097 (DDC)

Udb.05 (kssb/8 (machine generated))