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Mollies Pack Wolves Baiting a Bison |
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Unknown |
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National Park Service [ dead link]; available on the Wayback Machine. Used in Muro et al, 2011 -- this image is figure 1(d). The citation there suggests that it was not taken by the authors. |
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Doug Smith |
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Public domain
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