A Century of Parks in Southern Arizona: Second Conference on Research and Resource Management in Southern Arizona National Park Areas, May 5-7, 1998 : Extended Abstracts |
Contents
Keynote Address | 1 |
The Mexican Leafcutting Ant Atta Mexicana at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument | 74 |
Lesser Longnosed Bat Use of Agaves in Coronado National Memorial | 90 |
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Common terms and phrases
abundance activity analysis annual AQUIMS Arizona GAP Arizona National Parks Arizona Upland Bajada barking frogs Benson Biological Sciences East burned Cactus National Monument Canyon Chiricahua National Monument colonies Cooperative Park Studies Coronado National Memorial database Desert Field Station desert tortoises developed Ecology ecosystems Edited effects erosion Extended Abstracts fire Forest Gebow grasslands grazing habitat landcover landscape Lehmann lovegrass lesser long-nosed bat Literature Cited livestock located maps ment Mexican spotted owl Mexico monitoring Montezuma National Historical National Park Service native nonnative grasses Office and U.S.G.S. Organ Pipe Cactus Park Studies Unit Pipe Cactus National plots pollinators population pygmy-owl range rattlesnakes reports resource management Rincon Mountain Saguaro National Park sampled schist Sierras Los Ajos Sonoran Desert Field Southern Arizona Office Southwest staff Tanque Verde Ridge tion transects Tucson Tumacacori Tuzigoot U.S. Geological Survey U.S.G.S. Sonoran Desert University of Arizona vegetation visitors wildfire wildlife