Sierra Murrieta, Monsoon 2014

AKA Sierra la Campanera on Inegi maps. Much of this sierra is composed of limestone, slightly adjusting plant composition. Monocots seems to be more prevalent because of it. This trip was a Madrean Archipelago Biodiversity Assessment trip, recording flora and fauna from the area.

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Sky Jacobs

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Wed, 08/20/2014 - 12:00

Beto identifying juvenile Phrynosoma ditmarsi

Phrynosoma ditmarsi adult found by Ana Lilia

Quercus chihuahensis and Nolina matapensis

Unknown Calochortus species with butterfly

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Sierra Murrieta

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Thorn-scrub

Oak Woodland

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