Titlebook: A Little Less Arctic; Top Predators in the Steven H. Ferguson,Lisa L. Loseto,Mark L. Mallory Book 2010 Springer Netherlands 2010 Aboriginal

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F. Pasquier,D. Leys,P. Scheltens MD, PhDvailable TEK/LEK information on common eiders and polar bears with existing scientific knowledge in the same geographic region. In doing so, it identifies some of the challenges and opportunities generated by applying both local knowledge and western scientific information in wildlife management. Fi

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A. Brun M.D.,Ph.D.,L. Gustafson,E. Englundnge on the Bay; (b) species-specific interactions and requirements of the physical and biological environment; and (c) the degree to which a warming climate will influence marine and coastal habitats, and consequently the Hudson Bay ecosystem and the iconic Arctic wildlife that call it home.

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,Changing Sea Ice Conditions in Hudson Bay, 1980–2005,

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The Rise of Killer Whales as a Major Arctic Predator,

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Past, Present, and Future for Bowhead Whales (,) in Northwest Hudson Bay,

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