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Dispersal of black-tailed prairie dogs (Cynomys ludovicianus) in Wind Cave National Park, South Dakota

Monte G. Garrett

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astericks denote those assisting in the capture of dispersing prairie dogs).

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astericks denote those assisting in the capture of dispersing prairie dogs).

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astericks denote those assisting in the capture of dispersing prairie dogs).

Key concepts: Cynomys ludovicianus, Prairie dog, Geography, Biological dispersal, Cave, National park, Fishery, Ecology

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