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Essay heading: Endangered Species
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For example, few wolves have migrated from one population center to another, risking population viability by inbreeding and isolation. ? Wolf management plans focuses on hunting, predator control and minimizing wolf packs in both size and geography. State wildlife agencies have simply not been able to shed their hunting/recreational mentality and replace it with an ecological worldview... displayed 300 characters
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State wildlife agencies have simply not been able to shed their hunting/recreational mentality and replace it with an ecological worldview. ? A practice called aerial gunning is the government’s effort to eradicate wild carnivores by chasing them down and shooting them from aircraft.
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? Wolf researchers in Alaska have shown that heavy hunting of wolves has changed wolf behavior, including howling patterns, making packs much more individualistic and less pack-oriented-- in other words, dysfunctional families ?The five-year freedom in Yellowstone is far too short of a period and its population nowhere near broad enough to determine the ecological integrity of the species... displayed next 300 characters
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