Linda L. Laack

Sea Turtle Conservancy — United States

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

14h-index776citations17works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Wildlife Ecology and Conservation(15), Rangeland and Wildlife Management(7), Genetic diversity and population structure(4), Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation(3), Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies(2)

Publications17 total

FREE-RANGING OCELOTS (LEOPARDUS PARDALIS): HEMATOLOGY AND SERUM CHEMISTRY REFERENCE VALUES
Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine·2023· 1 cited
Loss of Genetic Diversity among Ocelots in the United States during the 20th Century Linked to Human Induced Population Reductions
PLoS ONE·2014· 27 citedOpen Access
Food Habits of Ocelots and Potential for Competition With Bobcats In Southern Texas
The Southwestern Naturalist·2013· 29 cited
Reduced genetic diversity and isolation of remnant ocelot populations occupying a severely fragmented landscape in southern Texas
Animal Conservation·2011· 51 cited
Habitat Partitioning by Sympatric Ocelots and Bobcats: Implications for Recovery of Ocelots in Southern Texas
The Southwestern Naturalist·2009· 77 cited
Small effective population sizes of two remnant ocelot populations (Leopardus pardalis albescens) in the United States
Conservation Genetics·2007· 23 cited
Corrigendum to “A habitat-based population viability analysis for ocelots (Leopardus pardalis) in the United States” [Biological Conservation 132 (2006) 424–436]
Biological Conservation·2007· 3 cited
A habitat-based population viability analysis for ocelots (Leopardus pardalis) in the United States
Biological Conservation·2006· 93 cited
Use of scented hair snares to detect ocelots
Wildlife Society Bulletin·2005· 53 cited
Reproductive life history of ocelotsLeopardus pardalis in southern Texas
ACTA THERIOLOGICA·2005· 33 cited
Evaluating recovery strategies for an ocelot (Leopardus pardalis) population in the united states
Biological Conservation·2005· 50 cited
LANDSCAPE METRICS ASSOCIATED WITH HABITAT USE BY OCELOTS IN SOUTH TEXAS
Journal of Wildlife Management·2005· 61 cited
SURVIVAL AND SOURCES OF MORTALITY IN OCELOTS
Journal of Wildlife Management·2005· 76 cited
Habitat use by ocelots in south Texas: implications for restoration
Wildlife Society Bulletin·2004· 85 cited
Helminths of the Ocelot from Southern Texas
Journal of Wildlife Diseases·2003· 42 citedOpen Access
Environmental Contaminants in Blood, Hair, and Tissues of Ocelots from the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas, 1986–1997
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment·2000· 14 cited
Hepatozoon sp. in Wild Carnivores in Texas
Journal of Wildlife Diseases·1988· 58 citedOpen Access

Frequent Co-authors

Michael E. Tewes(10), Aaron M. Haines(8), Jon S. Horne(3), John H. Young(3), Jan E. Janečka(3), Lon I. Grassman(3), Rodney L. Honeycutt(3), John H. Rappole(2), Arturo Caso(2), Jody L. Mays(2), Patricia Moody Harveson(1), Gerald L. Anderson(1), Michael E. Tewes(1), Victoria L. Jackson(1), Earl G. Zimmerman(1), Susan H. Mercer(1), L. P. Jones(1), Daniel J. Twedt(1), Thomas M. Craig(1), John L. Weaver(1)