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Wisconsin’s Strategy for Wildlife Species of Greatest Conservation Need Table Page 3-197. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with interdunal wetland communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support interdunal wetland. ................................................3-799 3-198. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with northern sedge meadow communities...........3-804 3-199. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with northern sedge meadow communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support northern sedge meadow. .................................3-806 3-200. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with northern sedge meadow communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support northern sedge meadow..........................................3-807 3-201. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with open bog communities. ...............................3-814 3-202. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with open bog communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support open bog................................................................................3-816 3-203. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with open bog communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support open bog. ...............................................................................3-817 3-204. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with shrub-carr communities...............................3-823 3-205. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with shrub-carr communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support shrub-carr. .............................................................................3-825 3-206. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with shrub-carr communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support shrub-carr. .............................................................................3-826 3-207. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with southern sedge meadow communities...........3-832 3-208. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with southern sedge meadow communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support southern sedge meadow..................................3-833 3-209. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with southern sedge meadow communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support southern sedge meadow. ........................................3-835 3-210. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with submergent aquatic communities. ................3-839 3-211. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with submergent aquatic communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support submergent aquatic. ...............................................3-841 3-212. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with submergent aquatic communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support submergent aquatic. ...............................................3-842 3-213. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with submergent aquatic -oligotrophic marsh communities...............................................................................................................3-850 3-214. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with submergent aquatic-oligotrophic marsh communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support submergent aquatic-oligotrophic marsh.........................................................................................................................3-851 Table of Contents Page xxxvi
Wisconsin’s Strategy for Wildlife Species of Greatest Conservation Need Table Page 3-215. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with submergent aquatic-oligotrophic marsh communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support submergent aquatic -oligotrophic marsh.........................................................................................................................3-852 3-216. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with surrogate grasslands....................................3-857 3-217. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with surrogate grassland communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support surrogate grasslands...............................................3-858 3-218. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with surrogate grassland communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support surrogate grasslands...............................................3-859 4-1. Invertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need: Nonarthropod Invertebrates ............... 4-2 4-2. Invertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need: Noninsect Arthropods ....................... 4-4 4-3. Invertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need: Insects.............................................. 4-5 4-4. Mussel Species of Greatest Conservation Need that utilize vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need as hosts.......................................................................................... 4-16 5-1. The relationships among performance indicators, monitoring, and adaptive management..... 5-4 Table of Contents Page xxxvii
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