Subcontinental-scale patterns of large-ungulate herbivory and synoptic review of restoration management implications for midwestern and northeastern forests
William H. McWilliams, Susan L. Stout(Northern Research Station), Randall S. Morin, Mary Ann Fajvan(US Forest Service), Laura S. Kenefic(Northern Research Station), Christel C. Kern(Northern Research Station), Kenneth M. Laustsen, Daniel C. Dey, Andrew M. Stoltman, Patrick H. Brose, Anthony W. D’Amato(University of Vermont), Shawn L. Lehman, James A. Westfall, Yvette L. Dickinson(Michigan Technological University), Alejandro A. Royo(Instituto Pirenaico de Ecología), Todd E. Ristau(Northern Research Station)
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