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 title = {Survival and Reproduction of Radio-Marked Adult Spotted Owls},
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 year = {1992},
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 abstract = {We compared survival, reproduction, and body mass of radio-marked and non-radio-marked spotted owls (Strix occidentalis) to determine if backpack radios influenced reproduction or survival. In most study areas and years, there were no differences (P > 0.05) in survival of males and females or in survival of radio-marked versus banded owls. There was no difference (P = 0.31) in mean mass of owls before and after they had worn radio transmitters. Radio-marked owls produced fewer (P < 0.01) young than did owls that were not radio-marked. Because of the possible relationship between lower productivity and large (> 19g) backpack style transmitters, we recommend that researchers consider the use of smaller transmitters mounted on the tail.},
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 author = {Foster, Chris C. and Forsman, Eric D. and Meslow, E. Charles and Miller, Gary S. and Reid, Janice A. and Wagner, Frank F. and Carey, Andrew B. and Lint, Joseph B.},
 journal = {Journal of Wildlife Management},
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