Reproductive phenology of a food-hoarding mast-seed consumer: resource- and density-dependent benefits of early breeding in red squirrels
Cory T. Williams(University of Alaska Anchorage), Stan Boutin(University of Alberta), Jeffrey E. Lane(University of Alberta), Andrew G. McAdam(University of Colorado Boulder), Murray M. Humphries(McGill University)
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