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Eastern cougar
Hear endangered species biologist Mark McCollough discuss his work on the cougar review
- What was the conclusion of the five-year review? (Quicktime 8 mb, duration 00:41)
- Why did the Service initiate a review, and what is its next step? (Quicktime 16 mb, duration 01:28)
- Does genetic research suggest there is only one North American subspecies? (Quicktime 35 mb, duration 03:16)
- How are subspecies determined? (Quicktime 14 mb, duration 01:16)
- What are the characteristics of the eastern cougar subspecies? (Quicktime 12 mb, duration 01:06)
- If comprehensive research finds there is only one North American subspecies, what implications does that have on endangered species listing? (Quicktime 13 mb, duration 01:10)
- What about reports of cougars in the East? (Quicktime 40 mb, duration 03:34)
- Should the Service extend protection to cougars that venture to the East? (Quicktime 16 mb, duration 01:25)
- What are the last records of eastern cougars? (Quicktime 18 mb, duration 01:37)
- What is the status of other cougar populations? (Quicktime 10 mb, duration 00:54)
- Will cougars expand their range back into the East? (Quicktime 7 mb, duration 00:36)
- What is the history of cougars in the East? (Quicktime 16 mb, duration 01:21)
- Why was the eastern cougar listed as endangered? (Quicktime 13 mb, duration 01:08)
- What are the consequences of not having cougars in the East? (Quicktime 10 mb, duration 00:52)
- Will the Service reintroduce cougars to the East? (Quicktime 36 mb, duration 03:16)
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Last updated:
December 21, 2011