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In 1963,18 wood bison (Bison bison athabuscue) were introduced to the Mackenzie Bison Sanctuary. The population has grown at a mean exponential rate of r = 0.215 f 0.007, reaching 1718 bison 2 10 months of age by April 1987. Analysis of annual population growth revealed a maximum exponential rate of r = 0.267 in 1975, followed by a declining rate, reaching a low value of r = 0.103 in 1987. Selective predation on calves was proposed as a mechanism to explain the declining rate of population growth. The area occupied by the population increased at an exponential rate of 0.228 f 0.017 km2.year". The dispersal of mature males followed a pattern described as an innate process, while dispersal of females and juveniles exhibited characteristics of pressure-threshold dispersal.

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Growth and Dispersal of an Erupting Large Herbivore Population in Northern Canada: The Mackenzie Wood Bison (&lt;i&gt;Bison bison athabascae&lt;/i&gt;)