Daniel R. Stahler

The paper examines how prey age affects risk-taking behavior in the presence of multiple predators, finding that older female elk reduce risk-taking toward wolves but not cougars.

The paper investigates environmental drivers of reproductive timing in gray wolves across their range, finding daylength and precipitation variability as key factors.

The paper examines how apex carnivores affect mesocarnivores differently, showing varied risks and scavenging behaviors based on species pairings.

This study examines how age, sex, weight, and breed influence DNA methylomes in canids, finding strong associations with age, sex, and sterilization status, and showing genetic and physiological factors moderate epigenetic aging.

The paper reports the rediscovery of red wolf ancestry in a canid population on Galveston Island, Texas, through SNP analysis of 60 canids.