Scott Creel
机构: Distinguished Professor of Letters and Science, Montana State University, Wallenberg Professor
主页: montana.edu
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 21,187
H-指数: 76
I10-指数 : 151
出版物: 205
Responses of elk herd size to fine-scale spatial and temporal variation in the risk of predation by wolves
Scott Creel , John A. Winnie
Animal Behaviour 69 ( 5) 1181 -1189
251
2005
In the minds of animals
Scott Creel
Nature 439 ( 7077) 662 -663
2006
The future components of inclusive fitness: accounting for interactions between members of overlapping generations
Scott Creel
Animal Behaviour 40 ( 1) 127 -134
5
1990
Coexistence of African lions, livestock, and people in a landscape with variable human land use and seasonal movements
Paul Schuette , Scott Creel , David Christianson
Biological Conservation 157 148 -154
58
2013
Occupancy patterns and niche partitioning within a diverse carnivore community exposed to anthropogenic pressures
Paul Schuette , Aaron P. Wagner , Meredith E. Wagner , Scott Creel
Biological Conservation 158 301 -312
128
2013
Ecological and anthropogenic effects on the density of migratory and resident ungulates in a human‐inhabited protected area
Jassiel M'soka , Scott Creel , Matthew S. Becker , James D. Murdoch
African Journal of Ecology 55 ( 4) 618 -631
12
2017
Detecting declines of apex carnivores and evaluating their causes: An example with Zambian lions
Henry Mwape , Elias Rosenblatt , Matthew S. Becker , Scott Creel
Biological Conservation 180 176 -186
35
2014
Spotted hyaena survival and density in a lion depleted ecosystem: The effects of prey availability, humans and competition between large carnivores in African savannahs
Jassiel M'soka , Scott Creel , Matthew S. Becker , Egil Droge
Biological Conservation 201 348 -355
19
2016
What explains variation in the strength of behavioral responses to predation risk? A standardized test with large carnivore and ungulate guilds in three ecosystems
Scott Creel , Matt Becker , Egil Dröge , Jassiel M'soka
Biological Conservation 232 164 -172
6
2019
Response of wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus) movements to spatial variation in long term risks from a complete predator guild
Egil Dröge , Scott Creel , Matthew Becker , David Christianson
Biological Conservation 233 139 -151
4
2019
Social dominance and stress hormones
Scott Creel
Trends in Ecology & Evolution 16 ( 9) 491 -497
646
2001
The control of risk hypothesis: reactive vs. proactive antipredator responses and stress-mediated vs. food-mediated costs of response.
Scott Creel
Ecology Letters 21 ( 7) 947 -956
113
2018
Social stress and dominance
Scott Creel , Nancy MarushaCreel , Steven L. Monfort
Nature 379 ( 6562) 212 -212
222
1996
Toward a predictive theory of risk effects: hypotheses for prey attributes and compensatory mortality
Scott Creel
Ecology 92 ( 12) 2190 -2195
68
2011
A survey of the effects of wolf predation risk on pregnancy rates and calf recruitment in elk
Scott Creel , David A. Christianson , John A. Winnie
Ecological Applications 21 ( 8) 2847 -2853
41
2011
Inferential consequences of modeling rather than measuring snow accumulation in studies of animal ecology
Angela Brennan , Paul C Cross , Megan Higgs , Jon P Beckmann
Ecological Applications 23 ( 3) 643 -653
11
2013
Quantifying lion (Panthera leo) demographic response following a three-year moratorium on trophy hunting.
Thandiwe Mweetwa , David Christianson , Matt Becker , Scott Creel
PLOS ONE 13 ( 5)
19
2018
Six ecological factors that may limit African wild dogs, Lycaon pictus
Scott Creel , Nancy Marusha Creel
Animal Conservation 1 ( 1) 1 -9
102
1998
Cause of wild dog deaths.
Scott Creel
Nature 360 ( 6405) 633 -633
27
1992
Foraging investment in a long‐lived herbivore and vulnerability to coursing and stalking predators
David Christianson , Matthew S. Becker , Angela Brennan , Scott Creel
Ecology and Evolution 8 ( 20) 10147 -10155
2
2018