From process to pattern: how fluctuating predation risk impacts the stress axis of snowshoe hares during the 10-year cycle

Keyphrases

• Hare 100%
• Snowshoe Hare 100%
• Stress Axis 100%
• Risk Impact 100%
• Predation Risk 100%
• Predation 60%
• Predator-induced 60%
• Organizing Process 40%
• Maternal Stress 40%
• Plasma Cortisol 40%
• Cyclic Populations 40%
• Stress Physiology 40%
• North America 20%
• Food Availability 20%
• Demography 20%
• Yukon 20%
• Lynx 20%
• Ecologists 20%
• Population Cycles 20%
• Lepus Americanus 20%
• Negative Impact 20%
• Metabolite Concentrations 20%
• Cortisol Level 20%
• Body Condition 20%
• Cortisol Reactivity 20%
• Prey Population 20%
• Demographic Consequences 20%
• Hormonal Changes 20%
• Sublethal Effects 20%
• Boreal Forest 20%
• Breeding Season 20%
• Faecal Glucocorticoid Metabolites 20%
• Alternate Prey 20%
• Predation Pressure 20%
• Forest Communities 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Predation 100%
• Snowshoe hare 100%
• Hare 83%
• Cortisol 50%
• Blood Plasma 33%
• Offspring 16%
• Americans 16%
• Food Availability 16%
• Metabolite 16%
• Lynx 16%
• Body Condition 16%
• Forest Communities 16%
• Breeding Season 16%
• Ecologist 16%
• Boreal Forest 16%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Hare 100%
• Predation Risk 100%
• Predation 50%
• Prey 37%
• Hydrocortisone Blood Level 25%
• Maternal Stress 25%
• Metabolite 12%
• Lynx 12%
• Offspring 12%
• Cortisol 12%
• Population Cycle 12%