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Richard Keigley's Selected Publications
Keigley, R.B., and M. R. Frisina. 2008. Aspen Height, Stem-girth and Survivorship in Area of High Ungulate Use. Northwest Science. 82:199-210.
Keigley, R.B., and C.W. Fager. 2006. Habitat-based adaptive management at Mount Haggin Wildlife Management Area. Alces. 42: 49-54
Keigley, R.B., Frisina MR, Fager C. 2003. A method for determining the onset year of intense browsing. Journal of Range Management. 56(1):33-38.
Keigley, R. B., Frisina, M. R., Fager, C., 2002, Assessing browse trend at the landscape level, Parts 1 and 2: Rangelands, vol.24, p. 28-38
Keigley, R.B., C. Fager, and K. Douglass. 2001. Permanent browse monitoring stations at Mt. Haggin Wildlife Management Area. Pp. 27-36 in Knapp, S. and M. Frisina (eds.). Statewide browse evaluation project: Report no. 1. Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks, Helena, MT.
Keigley, R.B., and M.R. Frisina. 2001. Browse conditions at Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge. Pp. 45-48 in Knapp, S. and M. Frisina (eds.). Statewide browse evaluation project: Report no. 1. Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks, Helena, MT.
Keigley, R.B., M.R. Frisina, and C. Fager. 2001a. Assessing browse trend at the landscape level. Pp. 15-26 in Knapp, S. and M. Frisina (eds.). Statewide browse evaluation project: Report no. 1. Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks, Helena, MT.
Keigley, R.B., M.R. Frisina, and C. Fager. 2001b. Browsing history as an indicator of range capacity. Pp. 5-13 in Knapp, S. and M. Frisina (eds.). Statewide browse evaluation project: Report no. 1. Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks, Helena, MT.
Keigley, R.B., and G. Gale. 2001. Effect of browsing on willow in the Steel Creek grazing allotment. Pp. 37-44 in Knapp, S. and M. Frisina (eds.). Statewide browse evaluation project: Report no. 1. Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks, Helena, MT.
Keigley, R.B., and G. Olson. 2001. The condition of browse plants at the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Ranch. Pp. 65-70 in Knapp, S. and M. Frisina (eds.). Statewide browse evaluation project: Report no. 1. Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks, Helena, MT.
Keigley, R.B., and J. Ensign. 2001. 2000 Annual Report: Hosing Pasture Browse Study. Pp. 71-74 in Knapp, S. and M. Frisina (eds.). Statewide browse evaluation project: Report no. 1. Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks, Helena, MT.
Keigley, R.B. 2000. Elk, beaver, and the persistence of willows in national parks: comment on Singer et al. (1998). Wildlife Society Bulletin 28:448-450.
Keigley, R.B., and F.H. Wagner. 2000. What is "Natural"?: Yellowstone Elk Population-A case study. Integrative Biology. 1:133-148.
Keigley, R. B., Frisina, M. R., 1998, Browse Evaluation by Analysis of Growth Form: Helena, MT, Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks
Keigley, R.B. 1997. An increase in herbivory of cottonwood in Yellowstone National Park. Northwest Science. 71:127-136.
Keigley, R.B. 1997. A growth form method for describing browse condition. Rangelands. 19:26-29.
Keigley, R.B. Accepted March 26, 1997. Interpretation of a lichen lower limit on streambanks. Intermountain Journal of Science.
Wagner, F.H., R.B. Keigley, and C. L. Wambolt. 1995. Comment: Ungulate herbivory of willows on Yellowstone's northern winter range: Response to Singer et al. (1994). Journal of Range Management. 46:475-477.
