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Item Title  Grizzly Creator 1  Craighead, Frank Abstract  Dr. Craighead’s work on grizzly bears and their management in Yellowstone National Park and in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Genre  correspondence Item Identifier  2650-112-018.pdf Date Created  1977-1983 Publisher  Montana State University--Bozeman Table of Contents  Mary Meagher--A. Starker Leopold--Durward L. Allen--John S. Kirkley--John H. Hoak--Tim W. Clark--Reid Jackson--Richard Knight Related Topics  Grizzly bear  Correspondence  Wildlife research Wikipedia Link  Frank and John Craighead Geographic Location  North America

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Grizzly, Frank Craighead Grizzly Materials Digital Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4gx44z51

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