Distribution and Conservation Of Plethodon Salamanders On Federal Lands In Siskiyou County, California
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...…aspects, darker-illumination indices, and precipitation patterns are three additional factors that can play dominant roles in microsite conditions for salamanders (see discussions in Nauman and Olson 2004b, Nauman 2005, Welsh et al. 2007, Reilly et al. in press, Suzuki and Olson in press)....
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...…been addressed by: (1) observational studies recording conditions found at previously occupied sites (Bull et al. 2006, Farber 2007); (2) a Federal report which used a stratified random design to select survey sites (Nauman and Olson 2004b); and (3) a scientific publication (Welsh et al. 2007)....
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...In general, these lands present better conditions for persistence of salamanders because they reside at lower elevations that receive more wet precipitation than higher elevation habitats (Nauman and Olson 2004b)....
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...…has been a point of discussion in the US Pacific Northwest for over a decade and, although there are numerous desirable conservation attributes of large-scale reserves (Schwartz 1999), their utility is limited for rare species whose distributions do not coincide with reserved lands (Noss 1987)....
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...…has been a point of discussion in the US Pacific Northwest for over a decade and, although there are numerous desirable conservation attributes of large-scale reserves (Schwartz 1999), their utility is limited for rare species whose distributions do not coincide with reserved lands (Noss 1987)....
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...1; Clade II in Mead and others 2005a; DeGross 2004; Mahoney 2004); While the range of this population is small and its geographic extent is poorly defined (DeGross 2004), occupancy rates and abundances appeared to be higher in the range of this lineage than in areas farther to the east....
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