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Effects of a GnRH vaccine on the movement and activity of free-living wild boar (Sus scrofa)

Roger J. Quy, Auteur ; Giovanna Massei, Auteur ; Mark S. Lambert, Auteur ; Julia Coats, Auteur ; Lowell A. Miller, Auteur ; David P. Cowan, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (41(3) 2014)

Context. Fertility control is being promoted as a non-lethal means of managing wildlife populations. We recently evaluated a single-dose injectable immunocontraceptive vaccine (GonaCon (TM)) on captive female wild boar for effectiveness and pote[...]

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Efficacy of ERL-4221 as an ovotoxin for feral pigs (Sus scrofa)

Dustin L. Sanders, Auteur ; Fang Xie, Auteur ; Richard E. Mauldin, Auteur ; Jerome C. Hurley, Auteur ; Lowell A. Miller, Auteur ; Michelle R. Garcia, Auteur ; Randy W. DeYoung, Auteur ; David B. Long, Auteur ; Tyler A. Campbell, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (38(2) 2011)

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Field test of a single-injection gonadotrophin-releasing hormone immunocontraceptive vaccine in female white-tailed deer

James P. Gionfriddo, Auteur ; John D. Eisemann, Auteur ; Kevin J. Sullivan, Auteur ; Ronald S. Healey, Auteur ; Lowell A. Miller, Auteur ; Kathleen A. Fagerstone, Auteur ; Richard M. Engeman, Auteur ; Christi A. Yoder, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (36(3) 2009)

The development and use of safe, effective and practical wildlife contraceptive agents could reduce reproduction in locally overabundant deer populations in situations where traditional management tools such as regulated hunting cannot be employ[...]

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Long-term effects of immunocontraception on wild boar fertility, physiology and behaviour

Giovanna Massei, Auteur ; Dave P. Cowan, Auteur ; Julia Coats, Auteur ; Fiona Bellamy, Auteur ; Roger Quy, Auteur ; Stephane Pietravalle, Auteur ; Matthew Brash, Auteur ; Lowell A. Miller, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (39(5) 2012)

Context. Fertility control appears as a publicly acceptable alternative to lethal methods for limiting population growth in wildlife. Recently developed single-dose immunocontraceptive vaccines have induced infertility in several mammals. Howeve[...]

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Multi-year fertility reduction in free-roaming feral horses with single-injection immunocontraceptive formulations

Meeghan E. Gray, Auteur ; David S. Thain, Auteur ; Elissa Z. Cameron, Auteur ; Lowell A. Miller, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (37(6) 2010)

Context. Contraception is increasingly used as a management technique to reduce fertility in wildlife populations; however, the feasibility of contraceptive formulations has been limited until recently because they have required multiple treatme[...]

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Multi-year fertility reduction in free-roaming feral horses with single-injection immunocontraceptive formulations (vol 35, pg 531 2008)

Meeghan E. Gray, Auteur ; David S. Thain, Auteur ; Elissa Z. Cameron, Auteur ; Lowell A. Miller, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (38(3) 2011)

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Registration of wildlife contraceptives in the United States of America, with OvoControl and GonaCon immunocontraceptive vaccines as examples

Kathleen A. Fagerstone, Auteur ; Lowell A. Miller, Auteur ; John D. Eisemann, Auteur ; Jeanette R. O'Hare, Auteur ; James P. Gionfriddo, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (35(6) 2008)

Overabundant wildlife populations have the potential to adversely affect wildlife habitats or pose risks to human health and safety through disease transmission and collisions with vehicles and aircraft. Traditional methods for reducing overabun[...]

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