Sentence examples for bear mortality from inspiring English sources

There is a correlation between poor nut production and grizzly bear mortality, experts say.

Other sources of brown bear mortality include collisions with trains and automobiles, poaching, and sport hunting.

The investigators also told Dr. Gleason that Dr. Monnett had made a "big mistake" in calculations that put the bear mortality rate after the storm at 75 percent.

Besides, as Whistler has discovered, though there may be a lot of bear mortality in town — bears being shot or run over by cars — the bear population only seems to increase.

They urged scientists to consider whether such drownings are an overlooked cause of bear mortality that might become worse if Arctic ice continues to recede during part of the year.

Given that grizzly bear mortality tends to rise when bears use disturbed areas, this preferential selection of disturbed areas is a management concern.

Using logistic regression, we modelled the distribution of grizzly bear mortalities based on local landscape attributes as well as examining variation among demographic status, seasons, and mortality type.

Grizzly bear mortalities were concentrated in three main regions of the CRE: (1) Lake Louise; (2) Banff town site; and (3) Alberta Provincial lands near the Red Deer River.

Because most grizzly bear mortalities occur near roads, we examined grizzly bear attractants near roads, which could increase bear use of roadsides and consequently increase human/grizzly bear interactions.

We examined the spatial patterns of 297 human-caused grizzly bear mortalities from 1971 to 2002 within the Central Rockies ecosystem (CRE) of Canada to explore relationships between mortalities and variables reflecting human development, terrain, and vegetation.

(One of the more lively moments in this transcript is the back-and-forth between the investigators and an increasingly exasperated Dr. Monnett over how to structure the mathematical calculations representing polar-bear mortality.