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Chronic wasting disease in Alberta : CWD positive cases, white-tailed deer

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Map of chronic wasting disease surveillance results providing spatial patterns in wild deer and by species.

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Chronic wasting disease in Alberta : CWD positive cases, male mule deer

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Map of chronic wasting disease surveillance results providing spatial patterns in wild deer and by species.

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Chronic wasting disease in Alberta : CWD positive cases, wild deer

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Map of chronic wasting disease surveillance results providing spatial patterns in wild deer and by species.

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Chronic wasting disease in Alberta : CWD positive cases, mule deer

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Map of chronic wasting disease surveillance results providing spatial patterns in wild deer and by species.

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Chronic wasting disease in Alberta : prevalence (% infected) of CWD in male mule deer

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Comparative maps of chronic wasting disease infection detected in male mule deer in Alberta. The maps cover a number of wildlife management units located in the southeastern portion of the province.

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Chronic wasting disease in wild cervids - Alberta : surveillance season (final)

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Maps showing locations of positive chronic wasting disease cases in wild deer and other cervids detected in Alberta. Updated annually. Numbered geographic divisions in the maps indicate wildlife... More ≫

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Maps showing locations of positive chronic wasting disease cases in wild deer and other cervids detected in Alberta. Updated annually. Numbered geographic divisions in the maps indicate wildlife management units. The reporting period for each surveillance season is April to March of the following year.

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Chronic wasting disease in Alberta : year of first detection in a wildlife management unit (WMU)

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A colour-coded map depicting the years in which chronic wasting disease was first detected in various wildlife management units in the southeastern portion of the province of Alberta.

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Chronic wasting disease in Alberta : CWD change in risk over time in male mule deer 2005 to 2017 (Smolko 2019)

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Comparative maps of chronic wasting disease change in infection risk for male mule deer in Alberta over the period spanning from 2005 to 2017. The maps cover a number of wildlife management units... More ≫

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Comparative maps of chronic wasting disease change in infection risk for male mule deer in Alberta over the period spanning from 2005 to 2017. The maps cover a number of wildlife management units located in the southeastern portion of the province.

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CWD surveillance in Alberta 2005-2012 : literature review and initial data analysis

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The primary objectives were to 1) describe the occurrence of CWD in wild deer in Alberta (raw data and weighted surveillance measures), 2) compare disease occurrence in hunter-harvest and disease... More ≫

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The primary objectives were to 1) describe the occurrence of CWD in wild deer in Alberta (raw data and weighted surveillance measures), 2) compare disease occurrence in hunter-harvest and disease control data, 3) evaluate the sensitivity of the surveillance data to detect CWD occurrence, 4) assess validity of possible geographic spread and/or numerical increase of CWD in Alberta, 5) assess spatial variation in CWD risk, 6) predict future spread, and 7) develop a sampling approach to assess occurrence of CWD in northern, western, or central Alberta.

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Alberta chronic wasting disease : north border deer study final report

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The North Border Deer Study was a 4-year collaborative research project between Alberta Fish and Wildlife and the University of Alberta conducted from January 2006 to April 2010. The study focused... More ≫

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The North Border Deer Study was a 4-year collaborative research project between Alberta Fish and Wildlife and the University of Alberta conducted from January 2006 to April 2010. The study focused on the ecology and management of mule deer and white tailed deer in a CWD-infected region of east-central Alberta. Results of these field studies are expected to provide the basis for further modeling of CWD disease dynamics and spread as well as assist management over the next decade.

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