16. Mumma MA, Bastille-Rousseau G, Gullage S, Soulliere CE, Mahoney SP, Waits LP (Accepted) Intrinsic traits of woodland caribou Rangifer tarandus caribou depredated by black bears Ursus arctos and coyote Canis latrans. Wildlife Biology.

15. DeMars CA, Serrouya R, Mumma MA, Gillingham M, McNay RS, Boutin S (Accepted) Moose, caribou and fire: have we got it right yet? Canadian Journal of Zoology.

14. Johnson CJ, Mumma MA, St-Laurent M-H (2019) Modelling multispecies predator-prey dynamics - Predicting the outcomes of conservation strategies for woodland caribou. Ecosphere 10, e02622.

13. Mumma MA, Gillingham MP, Johnson CJ, Parker KL (2018) Risk for boreal caribou in human-modified landscapes: evidence for wolf spatial responses independent of apparent competition. Biological Conservation 228, 215-223..

12. Mumma MA, Gillingham MP, Johnson CJ, Parker KL (2018) Where beavers (Castor canadensis) build: testing the influence of habitat quality, predation risk, and anthropogenic disturbance on colony occurrence. Canadian Journal of Zoology 96, 897-904.

11. Sivy KJ, Pozzanghera CB, Colson KE, Mumma MA, Prugh LR (2018) Apex predators and the facilitation of resource partitioning among mesopredators. Oikos 127, 607-621.

10. Rayl ND, Bastille-Rousseau G, Organ JK, Mumma MA, Mahoney SP, Soulliere CE, Lewis KP, Otto RD, Murray DL, Schaeffer JA, Waits LP, Fuller TK (2018) Spatiotemporal heterogeneity in prey abundance and vulnerability shapes the foraging decisions of an omnivore. Journal of Animal Ecology 87, 874-887.

9. Bastille-Rousseau G, Schaefer J, Peers M, Ellington E, Mumma M, Rayl N, Mahoney S, Murray D (2018) Climate change can alter predator-prey dynamics and population viability of prey. Oecologia 186, 141-150.

8. Mumma MA, Gillingham MP, Johnson CJ, Parker KL (2017) Understanding predation risk and individual variation in risk avoidance by boreal caribou. Ecology and Evolution 7, 10266-10277.

7. Mumma MA, Holbrook JD, Rayl ND, Zieminski CK, Fuller TK, Organ JF, Mahoney SP, Waits LP (2017) Examining spatial patterns of selection and use for an altered predator guild. Oecologia 185, 725-735.

6. Bastille-Rousseau G, Rayl ND, Ellington ED, Schaefer JA, Peers M, Mumma MA, Mahoney SP, Murray DL (2016) Temporal variation in habitat use, co-occurrence, and risk among generalist predators and a shared prey. Canadian Journal of Zoology 94, 191-198.

5. Mumma MA, Adams JR, Zieminski C, Fuller TK, Mahoney SP, Waits LP (2016) A comparison of morphological and molecular diet analyses of predator scats. Journal of Mammalogy 97, 112-120.

4. Bastille-Rousseau G, Schaefer JA, Lewis K, Mumma M, Ellington H, Rayl N, Pouliot D, Latifovic R, Mahoney SP, Murray DL (2016) Phase-dependent climate-predator interactions explain three decades of variation in neonatal caribou survival. Journal of Animal Ecology 85, 445-456.

3. Mumma MA, Zieminski C, Fuller TK, Mahoney SP, Waits LP (2015) Evaluating noninvasive genetic sampling methods to estimate the abundance of three large carnivores. Molecular Ecology Resources 15, 1133-1144.

2. Mumma MA, Soulliere CA, Mahoney SP, Waits LP (2014) Enhanced understanding of predator prey relationships using molecular methods to identify predator species, individual and sex. Molecular Ecology Resources 14, 100-108.

1. Landguth EL, Fedy BC, Oyler-McCance SJ, Garey AL, Emel SL, Mumma MA, Wagner HH, Fortin M, Cushman SA (2012) Effects of sample size, number of markers, and allelic richness on the detection of spatial genetic pattern. Molecular Ecology Resources 12, 276-284.