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Present	Assistant Professor, Utah State University ‐ Wildland Resources Department
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Articles (35)

Predictors of Puma Occupancy Indicate Prey Vulnerability is More Important ...

Wildlife Biology (2020)

Courtney A. C. Coon, Peter J. Mahoney, Emilie Edelblutte, Zara McDonald, et al.

Habitat fragmentation represents the single greatest conservation challenge of the 21st century. This problem is particularly acute for large, obligate ...

Effects of Land-Use Change and Prey Abundance on the Body ...

Landscape and Urban Planning (2019)

Courtney A. C. Coon, Bradley C. Nichols, Zara McDonald and David C Stoner

Land-use change represents a primary driver of carnivore population declines, yet some large carnivore species have acclimated and persist within ...

Environmental Differences between Migratory and Resident Ungulates—Predicting Movement Strategies ...

Remote Sensing (2019)

Benjamin Robb, Qiongyu Huang, Joseph O. Sexton, David C Stoner, et al.

Migration is a valuable life history strategy for many species because it enables individuals to exploit spatially and temporally variable ...

Climatically Driven Changes in Primary Production Propagate through Trophic Levels

Global Change Biology (2018)

David C Stoner, Joseph O. Sexton, David M. Choate, Jyoteshwar Nagol, et al.

Climate and land‐use change are the major drivers of global biodiversity loss. Their effects are particularly acute for wide‐ranging consumers, ...

Climatically Driven Changes in Primary Production Propagate through Trophic Levels

Global Change Biology (2018)

David C. Stoner, Jospeh O. Sexton, David M. Choate, Jyothy Nagol, et al.

Climate and land‐use change are the major drivers of global biodiversity loss. Their effects are particularly acute for wide‐ranging consumers, ...

Spatial Processes Decouple Management from Objectives in a Heterogeneous Landscape ...

Ecological Applications (2018)

Peter J. Mahoney, Julie K. Young, Kent R. Hersey, Randy T. Larsen, et al.

Predator control is often implemented with the intent of disrupting top‐down regulation in sensitive prey populations. However, ambiguity surrounding the ...

Spatial processes decouple management from objectives in a heterogeneous landscape ...

United States Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services: Staff Publications (2018)

Peter J. Mahoney, Julie K. Young, Kent R. Hersey, Randy T. Larsen, et al.

Predator control is often implemented with the intent of disrupting top-down regulation in sensitive prey populations. However, ambiguity surrounding the ...

Variable Terrestrial GPS Telemetry Detection Rates: Addressing the Probability of ...

Wildlife Society Bulletin (2017)

Kirsten E. Ironside, David J. Mattson, David M. Choate, David C Stoner, et al.

Studies using global positioning system (GPS) telemetry rarely result in 100% fix success rates (FSR), which may bias datasets because ...

Cougars in Cache: Approaching the Beast from Multiple Perspectives

Utah Chapter of The Wildlife Society (2017)

M. Hallerud, David C Stoner and Daniel R. MacNulty

Ungulate Reproductive Parameters Track Satellite Observations of Plant Phenology across ...

Plos One (2016)

David C Stoner, Joseph O. Sexton, Jyoteshwar Nagol, Heather H. Bernales, et al.

The effect of climatically-driven plant phenology on mammalian reproduction is one key to predicting species-specific demographic responses to climate change. ...

Evaluation of Harvest Indices for Monitoring Cougar Survival and Abundance

United States Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services: Staff Publications (2016)

Michael L. Wolfe, Eric M. Gese, Pat Terletzky, David C. Stoner, et al.

Harvest indices are used by state wildlife management agencies to monitor population trends and set harvest quotas for furbearer species. ...

Ecosystem Responses to Plant Phenology Across Scales and Trophic Levels

American Geophysical Union (2015)

David C Stoner, Joseph O. Sexton, Jyoteshwar Nagol, Kirsten E. Ironside, et al.

Evaluating Aerial Coyote Removal Risk: Spatial Implications for Mule Deer

National Conference of The Wildlife Society (2015)

Peter J. Mahoney, Julie K. Young and David C Stoner

Evaluation of Harvest Indices for Monitoring Cougar Survival and Abundance

Journal of Wildlife Management (2015)

Michael L Wolfe, Eric M. Gese, Patricia A. Terletzky, David C Stoner, et al.

Harvest indices are used by state wildlife management agencies to monitor population trends and set harvest quotas for furbearer species. ...

Is anthropogenic cougar mortality compensated by changes in natural mortality ...

United States Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services: Staff Publications (2015)

Michael L. Wolfe, David N. Koons, David C. Stoner, Patricia Terletzky, et al.

Understanding the interplay between exploitation and natural mortality is essential to guiding sustainable conservation of wildlife. Exploitation of carnivores by ...

Is anthropogenic cougar mortality compensated by changes in natural mortality ...

Biological Conservation (2015)

Lise M. Aubry, Michael L Wolfe, David N. Koons, David C Stoner, et al.

Understanding the interplay between exploitation and natural mortality is essential to guiding sustainable conservation of wildlife. Exploitation of carnivores by ...

Is anthropogenic cougar mortality compensated by changes in natural mortality ...

United States Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services: Staff Publications (2015)

Michael L. Wolfe, David N. Koons, David C. Stoner, Patricia Terletzky, et al.

Understanding the interplay between exploitation and natural mortality is essential to guiding sustainable conservation of wildlife. Exploitation of carnivores by ...

Is anthropogenic cougar mortality compensated by changes in natural mortality ...

Biological Conservation (2015)

David N. Koons, Michael L Wolfe, David C Stoner, Patricia Terletzky, et al.

Highlights • Uncertainty is ignored in virtually all carnivore studies of compensatory mortality. • We tested for compensation and additivity ...

Is anthropogenic cougar mortality compensated by changes in natural mortality ...

Biological Conservation (2015)

Lise M. Aubry, Michael L Wolfe, David N Koons, David C Stoner, et al.

Understanding the interplay between exploitation and natural mortality is essential to guiding sustainable conservation of wildlife. Exploitation of carnivores by ...

Using Remotely Sensed Indices of Primary Production to Evaluate Large ...

Annual Meeting of the American Geophysical Union (2013)

David C Stoner, Joseph O. Sexton, Jyoteshwar Nagol, Kirsten E. Ironside, et al.

Dispersal Behavior of a Polygynous Carnivore: Do Cougars Follow Source-sink ...

Wildlife Biology (2013)

David C Stoner, Michael L Wolfe, Clint Mecham, McLain B. Mecham, et al.

The source-sink model of population dynamics predicts that density drives emigration of subordinate animals to habitats offering lower competition for ...

Mountain Lion Home Range Size and NDVI: Using a Landscape ...

12th Biennial Conference of Science and Management on the Colorado Plateau (2013)

Steven A. Sims, David C Stoner, Thomas C. Edwards, Jyoteshwar Nagol, et al.

Ungulate Abundance Across a Latitudinal Gradient: Primary Production, Summer Precipitation ...

NASA Biodiversity and Ecological Forecasting Team Meeting (2013)

David C Stoner, Thomas C. Edwards, Jyoteshwar Nagol, Joseph O. Sexton, et al.

De facto refugia, ecological traps and the biogeography of anthropogenic ...

Diversity and Distribution (2013)

Michael L Wolfe, David C Stoner, Wendy R. Rieth, Kevin D. Bunnell, et al.

Modern extirpations within the Carnivora have generally followed the human footprint. The contagion hypothesis predicts that range contractions should occur ...

Dispersal behaviour of a polygynous carnivore: do cougars Puma concolor ...

Wildlife Biology (2013)

Michael L Wolfe, David C Stoner, Clint Mecham, McLain B. Mecham, et al.

The source-sink model of population dynamics predicts that density drives emigration of subordinate animals to habitats offering lower competition for ...