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Structural Characteristics of Forest Stands Within Home Ranges of Mexican Spotted Owls in Arizona and New Mexico Joseph L. Ganey, William M. Block, and Steven H. Ackers, Rocky Mountain Research Station, 2500 S. Pine Knol
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Document Date: 2013-11-15 11:43:53

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Philadelphia / Washington / D.C. / Albuquerque / New York / Chicago / Sacramento / Franklin / /

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SPSS Inc. / Avery / Lincoln National / Arcata / McGraw-Hill / /

Continent

North America / /

Country

United States / Mexico / /

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pence / /

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Event

Extinction / Man-Made Disaster / Natural Disaster / /

Facility

The Bar / Rocky Mountain Research Station / /

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NaturalFeature

Lincoln National Forest / Oregon coast / Sacramento Mountains / Alpine / Bar-M Canyon / Newman Canyon / /

Organization

Humboldt State Univ. / W.A. Univ. of New Mexico Press / Society of American Foresters / US Federal Reserve / USDA / USDA Forest Service / American Ornithologists Union / Academy of Natural Sciences / /

Person

William M. Block / C. Newell / V / Todd / V / Keith Fletcher / Joseph L. Ganey / J.F. Cully / Jr. / J.P. Ward / Jr. / /

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Position

Mormon Lake Ranger / representative / General / corresponding author / /

ProvinceOrState

A.B. / New Mexico / Illinois / Oregon / Lake Ranger District / New York / California / Arizona / /

Region

central Arizona / northwestern California / southern New Mexico / southwestern United States / northern Arizona / central New Mexico / northern Mexico / southern Oregon / /

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