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fishes. University of Kansas Publication Museum of
Natural History, vol 20, pp 225–570
Pidgeon AM, Radeloff VC, Flather CH et al (2007)
Associations of forest bird species richness with housing and landscape patterns across the USA. Ecol Appl
17(7):1989–2010
Poff NL, Bledsoe BP, Cuhaciyan CO (2006) Hydrologic
variation with land use across the contiguous United
States: geomorphic and ecological consequences for
stream ecosystems. Geomorphology 79:264–285
Post LS, Schlarbaum SE, van Manen F et al (2003)
Development of hardwood seed zones for Tennessee
using a geographic information system. South J Appl
For 27(3):172–175
Radbruch-Hall DH, Colton RG, Davies WE, Lucchitta I,
Skipp BA, Varmes DJ (1982) Landslide overview map
of the conterminous United States. Professional Paper
1183. U.S. Geological Survey, Washington, DC. 25 pp
with separate map at 1:7,500,000
Ramage BS, Roman LA, Dukes JS (2012) Relationships
between urban tree communities and the biomes in
which they reside. Appl Veg Sci 16(1):8–20
Robertson JK, Wilson JW (1985) Design of the national
trends network for monitoring the chemistry of atmospheric precipitation. Circular 964. U.S. Geological
Survey, Washington, DC, 46 pp
Rodriguez J, Hortal J, Nieto M (2006) An evaluation of
the influence of environment and biogeography on
community structure: the case of Holarctic mammals.
J Biogeogr 33:291–303
Rogers P, Atkins D, Frank M, Parker D (2001) Forest
health monitoring of the interior West. General Technical Report RMRS-GTR-75. USDA Forest Service,
Rocky Mountain Research Station, Fort Collins, CO,
40 pp
Rudis VA (1998) Regional forest resource assessment in
an ecological framework: the southern United States.
Nat Areas J 18:319–332
Sala OE, Chapin FS III, Armesto JJ et al (2000) Global
biodiversity scenarios for the year 2011. Science
287:1770–1774
Sanders RA, Rowntree RA (1983) Classification of American metropolitan areas by ecoregion and potential
natural vegetation. Research Paper NE-516. USDA
Forest Service, Northeastern Forest Experiment Station, Broomall, PA, 15 pp
Schneider DM, Godschalk DR, Axler N (1978) The carrying capacity concept as a planning tool. American
Planning Association, Chicago, 26 pp
Stein BA, Kutner LS, Adams JS (eds) (2000) Precious
heritage: the status of biodiversity in the United States.
New York, Oxford University Press, 399 pp
Steiner JJ, Greene SL (1996) Proposed ecological
descriptors and their utility for plant germplasm
collections. Crop Sci 36:439–451
Thayer RL (2003) Life place: bioregional thought and
practice. University of California Press, Berkeley,
CA, 300 pp
Troendle CA, Leaf CF (1980) Hydrology. Chapter III. In:
An approach to water resources evaluation of nonpoint silvicultural sources. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, August 1980. EPA-600/8-8-012
Athens, GA, III.1–III.173
Troendle CA, MacDonald LH, Luce CH, Larsen IJ (2010)
Fuel management and water yield (Chapter 7). In:
Elliot WJ, Miller IS, Audin L (eds) Cumulative watershed effects of fuel management in the western United
States. General Technical Report RMRS-GTR-231.
USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Fort Collins, CO, pp 126–148
U.S. Geological Survey (1979) Accounting units of the
national water data network. Washington, DC,
1:7,500,000.
Vale TR (1982) Plants and people: vegetation change in
North America. Association of American Geographers
Press, Washington, DC, 88 pp
Valutis L, Mullen R (2000) The Nature Conservancy’s
approach to prioritizing conservation action. Environ
Sci Policy 3:341–346
Van der Ryn S, Cowan S (1996) Ecological design. Island
Press, Washington, DC, 201 pp
Vaughan TA, Ryan JM, Czaplewski NJ (2000) Mammalogy, 4th edn. Brooks/Cole, 565 pp
Vogel KP, Schmer MR, Mitchell RB (2005) Plant adaptation regions: ecological and climatic classification of
plant materials. Rangel Ecol Manage 58:351–319
Will-Wolf S, Neitlich P (2010) Development of lichen
response indexes using a regional gradient modeling
approach for large-scale monitoring of forests. General Technical Report PNW-GTR-807. USDA Forest
Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station, Portland,
OR, 65 pp
Woodward J (2000) Waterstained landscapes: seeing and
shaping regionally distinctive places. Johns Hopkins
University Press, Baltimore, 221 pp
Ziswiler V (1967) Extinct and vanishing animals: a biology of extinction and survival. Vol. 2 of the
Heidelberg Science Library, revised English edition
by F Bunnell, P Bunnell. Springer, New York, 133 pp
126
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