Data Collection Report - Flood Control District of Maricopa County
Data Collection Report - Flood Control District of Maricopa County Data Collection Report - Flood Control District of Maricopa County
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System, Arizona Game and Fish Department, Phoenix,Arizona. 4 pp.1996 Wildlife of special concern in Arizona (public reviewdraft). Arizona Game and Fish Department Publication.Phoenix, Arizona.1995a Xyrauchen texanus. Unpublished abstract compiled andedited by the Heritage Data Management System,Arizona Game and Fish Department, Phoenix, Arizona.4 pp.1995b Poeciliopsis occidentalis occidentalis. Unpublishedabstract compiled and edited by the Heritage DataManagement System, Arizona Game and FishDepartment, Phoenix, Arizona. 5 pp.1994 Cyprinodon macularis. Unpublished abstract compiledand edited by the Heritage Data Management System,Arizona Game and Fish Department, Phoenix, Arizona.3 pp.1988 Threatened native wildlife in Arizona. Arizona Gameand Fish Department Publication. Phoenix, Arizona.Arizona Partners in Flight1996 Protocol changes and criteria for assessing suitablesurvey habitat for the southwestern willow flycatcher.Unpublished memo.BISON-M (Biota Information System of New Mexico).1998 New Mexico species list. New Mexico Department ofGame and Fish, Albuquerque.Brown, D.E. (Ed.)1994 Biotic Communities: Southwestern United States andNorthwestern Mexico. University of Utah Press.DeGraaf, R.M. and J.H. Rappole1995 Neotropical migratory birds: natural history, distribution,and population change. Cornell University Press, Ithaca,New York.FWS (U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service)1998a Threatened and Endangered Species of Arizona.Arizona Ecological Services Field Office, Phoenix.1992 Handbook of Arizona’s Endangered, Threatened, andCandidate Plants. Arizona Ecological Services FieldOffice, Phoenix.Hoffmeister, D.A.1986 Mammals of Arizona. University of Arizona Press,Tucson, Arizona.Johnson, R.R., L.T. Haight, and J.M. Simpson1987 Endangered habitats vs. Endangered species: amanagement perspective. Western Birds 18:89-96.Kearney, T.H. and R.H. Peebles1960 Arizona Flora. University of California Press, Berkely,California.Minckley, W.L.1991 Native fishes of arid lands: a dwindling resource of thedesert southwest. USDA Forest Service GeneralTechnical Report RM-206.Philips, A., J. Marshall, and G. Monson1964 The birds of Arizona. University of Arizona Press,Tucson.Rogge, A.E., M. Keane, and D.L. McWatters1994 The historical archaeology of dam construction camps incentral Arizona, Volume 1: Synthesis. Dames & MooreIntermountain Cultural Resource Services ResearchPaper No. 10. Prepared for U.S. Bureau of Reclamation,Phoenix, Arizona.Unitt, P.1987 Empidonax traillii extimus: an endangered subspecies.Western Birds 18 (3):137-162.Weedman, D.A. and K.L. Young1997 Status of the Gila topminnow and desert pupfish inArizona. Nongame and Endangered Wildlife ProgramTechnical Report 118. Arizona Game and FishDepartment, Phoenix.Arizona State Museum (various editors)DIBBLE & ASSOCIATES 72 DURANGO ADMPDATA COLLECTION REPORT
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System, Arizona Game and Fish Department, Phoenix,Arizona. 4 pp.1996 Wildlife <strong>of</strong> special concern in Arizona (public reviewdraft). Arizona Game and Fish Department Publication.Phoenix, Arizona.1995a Xyrauchen texanus. Unpublished abstract compiled andedited by the Heritage <strong>Data</strong> Management System,Arizona Game and Fish Department, Phoenix, Arizona.4 pp.1995b Poeciliopsis occidentalis occidentalis. Unpublishedabstract compiled and edited by the Heritage <strong>Data</strong>Management System, Arizona Game and FishDepartment, Phoenix, Arizona. 5 pp.1994 Cyprinodon macularis. Unpublished abstract compiledand edited by the Heritage <strong>Data</strong> Management System,Arizona Game and Fish Department, Phoenix, Arizona.3 pp.1988 Threatened native wildlife in Arizona. Arizona Gameand Fish Department Publication. Phoenix, Arizona.Arizona Partners in Flight1996 Protocol changes and criteria for assessing suitablesurvey habitat for the southwestern willow flycatcher.Unpublished memo.BISON-M (Biota Information System <strong>of</strong> New Mexico).1998 New Mexico species list. New Mexico Department <strong>of</strong>Game and Fish, Albuquerque.Brown, D.E. (Ed.)1994 Biotic Communities: Southwestern United States andNorthwestern Mexico. University <strong>of</strong> Utah Press.DeGraaf, R.M. and J.H. Rappole1995 Neotropical migratory birds: natural history, distribution,and population change. Cornell University Press, Ithaca,New York.FWS (U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service)1998a Threatened and Endangered Species <strong>of</strong> Arizona.Arizona Ecological Services Field Office, Phoenix.1992 Handbook <strong>of</strong> Arizona’s Endangered, Threatened, andCandidate Plants. Arizona Ecological Services FieldOffice, Phoenix.H<strong>of</strong>fmeister, D.A.1986 Mammals <strong>of</strong> Arizona. University <strong>of</strong> Arizona Press,Tucson, Arizona.Johnson, R.R., L.T. Haight, and J.M. Simpson1987 Endangered habitats vs. Endangered species: amanagement perspective. Western Birds 18:89-96.Kearney, T.H. and R.H. Peebles1960 Arizona Flora. University <strong>of</strong> California Press, Berkely,California.Minckley, W.L.1991 Native fishes <strong>of</strong> arid lands: a dwindling resource <strong>of</strong> thedesert southwest. USDA Forest Service GeneralTechnical <strong>Report</strong> RM-206.Philips, A., J. Marshall, and G. Monson1964 The birds <strong>of</strong> Arizona. University <strong>of</strong> Arizona Press,Tucson.Rogge, A.E., M. Keane, and D.L. McWatters1994 The historical archaeology <strong>of</strong> dam construction camps incentral Arizona, Volume 1: Synthesis. Dames & MooreIntermountain Cultural Resource Services ResearchPaper No. 10. Prepared for U.S. Bureau <strong>of</strong> Reclamation,Phoenix, Arizona.Unitt, P.1987 Empidonax traillii extimus: an endangered subspecies.Western Birds 18 (3):137-162.Weedman, D.A. and K.L. Young1997 Status <strong>of</strong> the Gila topminnow and desert pupfish inArizona. Nongame and Endangered Wildlife ProgramTechnical <strong>Report</strong> 118. Arizona Game and FishDepartment, Phoenix.Arizona State Museum (various editors)DIBBLE & ASSOCIATES 72 DURANGO ADMPDATA COLLECTION REPORT
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