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2014

Conference abstract – Genetics of population recovery – Spatio-temporal analyses on the demographic and geographic expansion of the Finnish brown bear Ursus arctos

Alexander Kopatz, Hans Geir Eiken, Julia Schregel, ...

23rd International Conference on Bear Research and Management. Bears and humans in the 21st century: Challenges and solutions for a peaceful coexistence. Thessaloniki, 05-11 October 2014, 2014, p.50-50

Authors

Alexander Kopatz Hans Geir Eiken Julia Schregel J Aspi I Kojola Snorre Hagen

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No abstract has been registered

2013

Academic chapter – “Restoration of freshwater pearl mussel populations with new methods” – an EU Interreg project in northern Fennoscandia

Panu Oulasvirta, Paul Eric Aspholm, Marko Kangas, ...

Practical implementation of freshwater pearl mussel conservation measures. Conference Proceedings, Letterkenny, County Donegal, 15 February, 2013, 2013, p.17-18

Authors

Panu Oulasvirta Paul Eric Aspholm Marko Kangas Bjørn Mejdell Larsen Pirko-Lisa Luhta P. Olofsson J. Taskinen

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No abstract has been registered

Conference lecture – DNA-based monitoring of bear recolonization and numbers in Norway using hais and scats during 2006-2012

Ole Jakob Sørensen, Siv Aarnes, Camilla Tobiassen, ...

The 22nd. International Conference on Bear Research and Management, 2013

Authors

Ole Jakob Sørensen Siv Aarnes Camilla Tobiassen Snorre Hagen Henrik Brøseth Hans Geir Eiken

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No abstract has been registered

Report research – Toilet options for on-site sanitation in Barents Russia

Adam Paruch, Trond Mæhlum, Bjørn Frantzen, ...

Bioforsk Rapport, 8(10), 2013

Authors

Adam Paruch Trond Mæhlum Bjørn Frantzen Christopher Brodersen

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No abstract has been registered

Conference poster – Ecology and management of brown trout (Salmo trutta) in a Norwegian watercourse – stocking as a sustainable conservation approach

Hallvard Jensen, Per-Arne Amundsen

The Wild trout Symposium – looking back and moving forward, 2013

Authors

Hallvard Jensen Per-Arne Amundsen

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No abstract has been registered

Academic article – Results of Testing the Comparatory Method: The Curvature of the Shell Valve Frontal Section Is Inappropriate as a Systematic Character for the Freshwater Pearl Mussel of the Genus Margaritifera

I.N Bolotov, A.A Makhrov, Yu. V. Bespalaya, ...

Biology Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Science, 40(2), 2013

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Authors

I.N Bolotov A.A Makhrov Yu. V. Bespalaya I.V. Vikhrev O.V. Aksenova Paul Eric Aspholm M. Yu Gofarov A.N: Ostrovskii I. Yu. Popov I. S. Pal'tser M. Rudzite M. Rudzitis I. S. Voroshilova S.E. Sokolova

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No abstract has been registered

Academic article – A sensitive and specific multiplex PCR approach for sex identification of ursine and tremarctine bears suitable for non-invasive samples

Tobias Bidon, Christiane Frosch, Hans Geir Eiken, ...

Molecular Ecology Resources, 13(3), 2013

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Tobias Bidon Christiane Frosch Hans Geir Eiken Verena E. Kutschera Snorre Hagen Siv Aarnes Steven R. Fain Axel Janke Frank Hailer

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No abstract has been registered

Academic article – A modification of the hair-trapping method for surveillance of problematic bear activity close to a farm - a case study from the Pasvik Valley in Norway

Alexander Kopatz, Snorre Hagen, Martin Smith, ...

Annales Zoologici Fennici, 50(6), 2013

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Authors

Alexander Kopatz Snorre Hagen Martin Smith Leif E. Ollila Paul Eric Aspholm Hans Geir Eiken

Abstract

Human–bear conflicts occur frequently in the Pasvik Valley, Norway. We used a variantof the hair-trapping method with higher densities of traps (2.5 x 2.5 km grid) todetect brown bears moving near human settlements and livestock. We distributed 20hair traps for one month close to a farm with frequent observations of grazing bears.The study area consisted of one area close to the farm, and one adjacent area withoutsettlements. We collected 85 hair samples and identified 13 different individuals bySTR analysis. In the farm area, we detected 4 different males once, and a female thatwas detected in both areas. In comparison, nine bears (2 males and 7 females) weredetected for more than one week in the area without settlements, suggesting lowerroaming activity. Conclusively, hair trapping has the potential to survey bears at specificlocations of importance to the wildlife management.

Academic article – Genetic diversity of golden root (Rhodiola rosea L.) in North-Norway based on recently developed SSR markers

Zsusanna György, Erling Fjelldal, Anna Szabo, ...

Turkish Journal of Biology, 37(6), 2013

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Authors

Zsusanna György Erling Fjelldal Anna Szabo Paul Eric Aspholm Andrezej Pedryc

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No abstract has been registered

Academic article – Genetic diversity of roseroot (Rhodiola rosea)in North-Norway

Zsusanna György, Erling Fjelldal, Marta Ladàny, ...

Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, 50, 2013

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Authors

Zsusanna György Erling Fjelldal Marta Ladàny Paul Eric Aspholm Andrezej Pedryc

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No abstract has been registered

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