Crying wolf: concluding that wolves were not restored

Crying wolf: concluding that wolves were not restored

In 2007, the USA removed (delisted) the grey wolf (Canis lupus) in the upper Midwest from the Endangered Species List. After 35 years of being considered endangered, these wolves had increased from 750 in 38 400 km 2 of Minnesota (Fuller et al. 1992) to over 4100 inhabiting 110 000 km 2 of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Conservationists celebrated this event as a most significant success. ...

Native Great Lakes wolves were not restored.

Wolves from the Great Lakes area were historically decimated due to habitat loss and predator control programmes. Under the protection of the US Endangered Species Act, the population has rebounded to approximately 3000 individuals. We show that the pre-recovery population was dominated by mitochondrial DNA haplotypes from an endemic American wolf referred to here as the Great Lakes wolf. In co...

"Were-wolf" cutaneous tuberculosis.

Lupus vulgaris is a variant of cutaneous tuberculosis. Its more destructive and mutilating clinical forms have become rarer in consonance of a general decline of cutaneous tuberculosis. It is rarely seen now in developed countries due to stringent control measures, improved quality of living and effective therapeutic regimens. Misdiagnosis, neglect, or late diagnosis may result in severe, ulcer...

Effect of ferrule on fracture resistance in endodontically treated teeth that were restored with bonded posts and cores

Effect of ferrule on fracture resistance in endodontically treated teeth that were restored with bonded posts and cores Dr. MH. Salari * - Dr. E. Jalalian * - Dr. S. Soleimani ** * Assistant Professor of Fixed Prosthodontics Dept., Faculty of Dentistry, Azad University (Tehran). ** Dentist. Abstract Background and Aim: A dowel in an endodontically treated tooth could transfer occlusal forces in...

GOLD stage 1 is crying wolf.