Mr. Cary assists faculty and graduate students in applying computer technology to wildlife science. He also is concerned with quantitative problems such as the measurement of population size, vital rates, use of space, and the design of field studies. Mr. Cary is involved on a consultative basis with most research projects in the Department. Representative Publications Keith, L. B., and J. R. Cary.
Eye lens weights from free-living adult snowshoe hares of known age.
Mikol, S. A., J. J. Hickey, J. R. Cary, A. K. Stratman, and M. E. Lardy. Comparison of Bird-Transect estimators in Sagebrush and Grassland Habitats. Smith, G. J., J. R. Cary, and O. J. Rongstad. Sampling strategies for radiotracking coyotes. Jurewicz, R. L., J. R. Cary, and O. J. Rongstad.