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Semidesert Grassland

Semi-desert Grasslands

Semi-desert grassland vegetation community
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Western Atascosa Mountains

  • Native bunch grass
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Rivina humilis

Rivina humilis
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Sonora semiannulata (groundsnake)

Sonora semiannulata (groundsnake)
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Petition To List The Cactus Ferruginous Pygmy Owl As A Threatened Or Endangered Species Under The Endangered Species Act

Reports, Papers, Journal Articles

Needle-Spined Pineapple Cactus

  • Echinomastus erectocentrus var. erectocentrus (Needle-Spined Pineapple Cactus)
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Desert wash with O'odham grinding hole

Photo: Desert wash with O'odham grinding hole
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Starving cow in semi-desert grasslands

Starving cow in semi-desert grasslands
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Ocotillo branch with leaves up-close

Ocotillo branch with leaves up-close
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Charcoal making operation

Charcoal operation - cutting and partial burning of mesquite, Sonora
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Atascosa Peak view from the south

Atascosa Peak view from the south
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An Assessment of the Spatial Extent and Condition of Grasslands in Central and Southern Arizona, Southwestern New Mexico and Northern Mexico

  • An Assessment of the Spatial Extent and Condition of Grasslands cover
Reports, Papers, Journal Articles

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