Food habits and average weights of a fall-winter sample of eastern coyotes, Canis latrans

Author(s)
Moore, Gary C. and John S. Millar
Year
Article Title
Food habits and average weights of a fall-winter sample of eastern coyotes, Canis latrans
Volume
100
Pages
105-106
Start Page Number
105
Final Page
106
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Species: Coyote (Canis latrans)
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Description Endpoint Value Sample Size Units Life Cycle Stage Specific Location Countries Type
Dietary Composition % frequency of occurrence of items identified from stomach contents snowshoe hare (31.7%); white-tailed deer (24.5%); plants (20.4%); small mammals (14.3%); non-edibles (13.2%); large birds (6.0%); porcupine (4.9%); Canis spp. (2.6%); carrion (1.9%); small birds (1.9%); apple (1.9%); human garbage (1.5%); moose (1.5%); feces (1.1); sheep (1.1%); cattle (0.8%) 265 % Both Adults and Juveniles New Brunswick and Nova Scotia CANADA Exposure Factor Datasets
Body Weight - Mean unskinned weight estimated from skinned weight 13.32 89 kg Juvenile New Brunswick and Nova Scotia CANADA Exposure Factor Datasets
Body Weight - Mean unskinned weight estimated from skinned weight 16.64 50 kg Adult New Brunswick and Nova Scotia CANADA Exposure Factor Datasets
Body Weight - Mean unskinned weight estimated from skinned weight 11.42 80 kg Juvenile New Brunswick and Nova Scotia CANADA Exposure Factor Datasets
Body Weight - Mean unskinned weight estimated from skinned weight 15.24 23 kg Adult New Brunswick and Nova Scotia CANADA Exposure Factor Datasets

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