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<strong>Wisconsin</strong>’s Strategy for Wildlife Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need<br />
Table Page<br />
3-178. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
moderately or significantly associated with calcareous fen (southern) communities.........3-753<br />
3-179. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
significantly associated with calcareous fen (southern) communities and their association<br />
with Ecological Landscapes that support calcareous fen (southern). ...............................3-754<br />
3-180. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
moderately associated with calcareous fen (southern) communities and their association<br />
with Ecological Landscapes that support calcareous fen (southern). ...............................3-755<br />
3-181. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
moderately or significantly associated with coastal plain marsh communities..................3-760<br />
3-182. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
moderately associated with coastal plain marsh communities and their association with<br />
Ecological Landscapes that support coastal plain marsh. ...............................................3-761<br />
3-183. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
moderately or significantly associated with emergent aquatic communities.....................3-765<br />
3-184. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
significantly associated with emergent aquatic communities and their association with<br />
Ecological Landscapes that support emergent aquatic....................................................3-767<br />
3-185. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
moderately associated with emergent aquatic communities and their association with<br />
Ecological Landscapes that support emergent aquatic....................................................3-768<br />
3-186. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
moderately or significantly associated with emergent aquatic – wild rice communities. ...3-775<br />
3-187. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
significantly associated with emergent aquatic – wild rice communities and their<br />
association with Ecological Landscapes that support emergent aquatic – wild rice. .........3-776<br />
3-188. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
moderately associated with emergent aquatic – wild rice communities and their association<br />
with Ecological Landscapes that support emergent aquatic – wild rice............................3-777<br />
3-189. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
moderately or significantly associated with ephemeral pond communities. .....................3-783<br />
3-190. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
significantly associated with ephemeral pond communities and their association with<br />
Ecological Landscapes that support ephemeral ponds....................................................3-784<br />
3-191. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
moderately associated with ephemeral pond communities and their association with<br />
Ecological Landscapes that support ephemeral ponds....................................................3-785<br />
3-192. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
moderately or significantly associated with Great Lakes coastal fen communities. ..........3-791<br />
3-193. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
significantly associated with Great Lakes coastal fen communities and their association<br />
with Ecological Landscapes that support Great Lakes coastal fens. ................................3-792<br />
3-194. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
moderately associated with Great Lakes coastal fen communities and their association with<br />
Ecological Landscapes that support Great Lakes coastal fens.........................................3-793<br />
3-195. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
moderately or significantly associated with interdunal wetland communities...................3-797<br />
3-196. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were)<br />
significantly associated with interdunal wetland communities and their association with<br />
Ecological Landscapes that support interdunal wetland. ................................................3-798<br />
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