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Ghost Dogs and Their Unwitting Accomplices
Anthropology Now
Stanley D. Gehrt, PhD
Behavioral responses by an apex predator to urbanization
Behavioral Ecology
Stanley D. Gehrt, PhD
Is the Urban Coyote a Misanthropic Synanthrope?
The Case from Chicago
Cities and the Environment, an online journal
Chris Anchor
,
Stanley D. Gehrt, PhD
Seasonal and daily shifts in behavior and resource selection: how a carnivore navigates costly landscapes
Oecologia
Stress in the city?
Coyote hair cortisol varies with intrinsic and extrinsic factors within a heavily urbanized landscape
Science of the Total Environment
Katie Robertson
,
Stanley D. Gehrt, PhD
Golf Courses as Potential Habitat for Urban Coyotes
The Wildlife Society Bulletin
Ashley Wurth
,
Stanley D. Gehrt, PhD
Dense human population is linked to longer urban coyote survival
Urban Ecosystems
Stanley D. Gehrt, PhD
