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Wisconsin’s Strategy for Wildlife Species of Greatest Conservation Need
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3-123. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
moderately associated with northern hardwood swamp communities and their association
with Ecological Landscapes that support northern hardwood swamp. .............................3-604
3-124. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
moderately or significantly associated with northern mesic forest communities...............3-610
3-125. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
significantly associated with northern mesic forest communities and their association with
Ecological Landscapes that support northern mesic forest..............................................3-612
3-126. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
moderately associated with northern mesic forest communities and their association with
Ecological Landscapes that support northern mesic forest..............................................3-613
3-127. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
moderately or significantly associated with northern wet forest communities. .................3-621
3-128. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
significantly associated with northern wet forest communities and their association with
Ecological Landscapes that support northern wet forest.................................................3-622
3-129. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
moderately associated with northern wet forest communities and their association with
Ecological Landscapes that support northern wet forest.................................................3-623
3-130. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
moderately or significantly associated with northern wet-mesic forest communities. .......3-631
3-131. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
significantly associated with northern wet-mesic forest communities and their association
with Ecological Landscapes that support northern wet-mesic forest................................3-632
3-132. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
moderately associated with northern wet-mesic forest communities and their association
with Ecological Landscapes that support northern wet-mesic forest................................3-633
3-133. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
moderately or significantly associated with cedar glade communities. ............................3-641
3-134. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
significantly associated with cedar glade communities and their association with Ecological
Landscapes that support cedar glade.............................................................................3-642
3-135. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
moderately associated with cedar glade communities and their association with Ecological
Landscapes that support cedar glade.............................................................................3-643
3-136. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
moderately or significantly associated with oak opening communities............................3-648
3-137. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
significantly associated with oak opening communities and their association with
Ecological Landscapes that support oak opening. ..........................................................3-649
3-138. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
moderately associated with oak opening communities and their association with Ecological
Landscapes that support oak opening. ..........................................................................3-650
3-139. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
moderately or significantly associated with oak woodland communities. ........................3-656
3-140. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)
significantly associated with oak woodland communities and their association with
Ecological Landscapes that support oak woodland. .......................................................3-657
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