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Volume	Article	Title	First Author
31	1	Changing Roles for Wildlife Professionals - Where We've Been and Where We're Headed	Hal Salwasser
31	2	Use of GIS in Determining Development Effects on Wildlife in Oak Woodlands	William Tietje
31	3	Developing Wildlife Management Objectives Having a Sound Ecological Basis: A Case Study	Don C. DeLong, Jr.
31	4	Past Climates, Forests, and Disturbaces of the Sierra Nevada, California: Understanding the Past to Manage For the Future	William F. Laudenslayer
31	5	A Forest Manager's Experience of the Evolution and Role of Fire in Widllife Management in the Mixed-Conifer Forests of the Central Sierra Nevada	John R. Mount
31	6	Introduction of Non-Native Red Foxes in California: Implications for the Sierra Nevada Red Fox	Jeffrey C. Lewis
31	7	Waterfowl Blinds in the San Joaquin Valley: Death Traps for Endangered Species	David J. Germano
31	8	Sex Ratios of Fledgling and Recaptured Subadult Spotted Owls in the Southern Sierra Nevada	George N. Steger
31	9	Characteristics of Kanagroo Rat Burrows in Fallow Fields of the Southern San Joaquin Valley	David J. Germano
31	10	Influence of Physiography and Vegetation on Small Mammals at the Naval Petroleum Reserves, California	Brian L. Cypher
31	11	Woodrat Abundance and Habitat Measurements in Oak Woodland at Camp Roberts, California: Preliminary Results	William Tietje
31	12	Morphological Differences Between Two White-Footed Mice, Peromyscus boylii and Peromyscus californicus, in Oak Woodlands of Fresno County, California	Roberta J. Fargo
31	13	Preliminary Observations on Den Selection by Female and Subadult Black Bears in Northwestern California	Robert Stafford
31	14	A Technique to Assess Potential Late-Successional Forest Stands in California	Michael C. Grifantini
31	15	Fuzzy Sets and Wildlife Habitat Models, Bridge From Concept to Reality	Robert J. Laacke