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• Trout Perch-Percopsis omiscomaycus Stream size
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• Southern Bog Lemming Live in a variety of habitats as long as the areas contains a thick layer of ground cover.
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• Sprague's Pipit Prefers well-drained areas in open grassland. Grasslands with even a few shrubs are avoided.
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• Central Stoneroller-Campostoma anomalum Class: Warm water
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• Blacknose Dace-Rhinichthys atratulus Class: Warm water; eurythermal.
• Savannah Sparrow Preferred habitat consists of low-lying, moist, open grasslands with some taller forbs, also found
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• Habitat Model for Species: Mountain Sheep Comments Habitat Restrictions
• Baird's Sparrow Less than 1 hectare minimum habitat area in grasslands that are ungrazed or lightly grazed and
• SEA LAMPREY CONTROL RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the Great Lakes fishery has a total economic value of $2-4 billion, supports
• Habitat Model for Species: Golden Eagle Comments Habitat Restrictions
• Meadow Vole Occur mainly in open habitats such as meadows, grasslands, abandoned fields, forest
• Brook Stickleback-Culaea inconstans Class: Cold water
• Pygmy Nuthatch Found principally in ponderosa pine forests with interspersed quaking aspen, Douglas fir or red
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• Inhabits shortgrass or mixed grass prairies (blue grama, western wheatgrass) with open gently rolling topography, usually associated with prairie dogs. Habitat components
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• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Cattle Egret
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• Mottled Sculpin-Cottus bairdi Class: Cold water
• Rainbow Trout-Oncorhynchus mykiss Stream size
• Sagebrush Lizard Dominant habitat is coniferous forest, including juniper woodland, ponderosa pine,
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• Habitat Model for Species: Ord's Kangaroo Rat IdleGrass, Past, Hay, Low, Med, High Cov, Habitat Restrictions
• Habitat Model for Species: Fringe-tailed Myotis Comments Habitat Restrictions
• Eastern Gray Squirrel Preferred habitats are mature hardwood forests >40 ha that have dense understory
• Regional Reptile Species Species Common Name: Prairie Skink
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Western Grebe
• Habitat Model for Species: Southern Bog Lemming Bur Oak Forest Habitat Restrictions
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• Black-billed Magpie Uses ponderosa pine, spruce, plains cottonwood, American elm, green ash, boxelder, buffaloberry,
• White-faced Ibis Inland, mainly shallow marshes with "islands" of emergent vegetation. Frequently feeds in
• Habitat Model for Species: Sandhill Crane Agriculture Habitat Restrictions
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• Regional Mammal Species Species Common Name: Meadow Jumping Mouse
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• Chinook Salmon-Onchorhynchus tschawytscha Stream size
• Present address: Mystic Ranger District, Black Hills National Forest, 8221 South Highway 16, Rapid City, SD 57701, USA Corresponding author email address: gary.larson@sdstate.edu
• Canadian Toad Prefer margins of larger bodies of more permanent water such as lakes, stream valleys,
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• Pugnose Shiner-Notropis anogenus Forbes Substrate: Associated with sand, mud, and detrital substrate.
• Corresponding author email address: donald.kirby@ndsu.edu Cattle Grazing Reduces Survival and Reproduction of the Western Prairie
• Habitat Model for Species: Black-tailed Prairie Dog IdleGrass, Past, Hay, Low, Med, High Cov, Habitat Restrictions
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• Blackchin Shiner-Notropis hederdon Stream size
• Habitat Model for Species: Mountain Goat Comments Habitat Restrictions
• Swainson's Hawk Forages in open to semi-open grasslands, sparse shrublands, prairies, deserts, and small, open
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• Yellow Bullhead-Ameiurus natalis Class: warm water
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• Habitat Model for Species: Mountain Bluebird Comments Habitat Restrictions
• Habitat Model for Species:Lesser Earless Lizard Comments Habitat Restrictions
• Habitat Model for Species: Long-eared Myotis Bur Oak Forest Habitat Restrictions
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• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Bald Eagle
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• Regional Mammal Species Species Common Name: Prairie Vole
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• Habitat Model for Species: Swift Fox IdleGrass, Past, Hay, Low, Med, High Cov, Habitat Restrictions
• Finescale Dace-Phoxinus neogaeus Cope Stream size
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Rock Wren
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• Regional Reptile Species Species Common Name: Eastern Yellowbelly Racer
• Plumbeous Vireo Breeds in warm, dry, montane forests of pine, oak, and juniper. Primarily montane coniferous
• Habitat Model for Species: Black-tailed Jack Rabbit Agriculture Habitat Restrictions
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• Six-lined Racerunner Found in areas with sparse vegetation, such as pasture, upland, sandhill habitat,
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• White-footed Mouse This species uses forest, woodlands, brushy areas, woody limestone outcrops, prairies,
• Meadow Jumping Mouse Prefers moist, lowland habitats, grass/sedge meadows, near water with dense ground
• Tilapia is the common name broadly applied to a group of cichlid fishes native to Africa, the Mediterranean, and the Middle
• Sturgeon Chub-Macrhybopsis gelida Substrate: Select gravel or rock substrate, will use sand.
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• Habitat Model for Species: Townsend's Big-eared Bat Comments Habitat Restrictions
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• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Franklin's Gull
• Regional Reptile Species Species Common Name: Western Hognose Snake
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• Lesser Earless Lizard Found in the Sandhills grassland of western NE and southern SD, consisting of rolling
• Habitat Model for Species:Spiny Softshell Idle Grass, Pasture, Hayland Habitat Restrictions
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• Plains Minnow-Hybognathus placitus Stream size
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• Habitat Model for Species: Masked Shrew Bur Oak Forest Habitat Restrictions
• Burbot-Lota lota Class: Cold water
• Habitat Model for Species:Northern Water Snake Deciduous Trees, Deciduous Woodland Habitat Restrictions Comments
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• Grass Carp-Ctenopharyngodon idella Stream size
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• Blackside Darter-Percina maculata Substrate: May select sand and gravel substrate. Some studies have shown no selection for
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• Short-horned Lizard Shows relatively broad ecological tolerance, occurring in semiarid shrub, grasslands,
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Eastern Meadowlark
• Muskellunge-Esox masquinongy Stream size: Occurs in medium rivers.
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• American Dipper Resident of fast-flowing mountain streams, where it lives its entire life along fast-moving, clear,
• Prefer moist areas, such as river valleys, marsh borders, river bottom forests, upland hardwoods, pine barrens, open prairies, scrub areas, and hedge rows,
• Western (Clark's) Grebe Breed on freshwater lakes and marshes with extensive open water bordered by emergent
• Habitat Model for Species: Baird's Sparrow Agriculture Habitat Restrictions
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• Regional Mammal Species Species Common Name: Bobcat
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• Habitat Model for Species: Dwarf Shrew Comments Habitat Restrictions
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• Johnny Darter-Etheostoma nigrum Class: warm water
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• Olive-backed Pocket Mouse Occupies open habitats, with potential habitat types including mixed-grass prairie,
• Western Tanager Found in open coniferous and mixed coniferous-deciduous woodlands, ponderosa pine, mixed
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• RAFFERTY-ALAMEDA RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the Souris River, originating in Saskatchewan, Canada then flowing 358 miles
• Found in permanent to semipermanently flooded wetlands in moist coniferous and deciduous forests. In prairie areas they may be found in bottomland forests along rivers.
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• Hispid Pocket Mouse This species uses open, arid short-or mixedgrass prairie with sandy or loamy soils, but
• Ring-necked Pheasant Found in a variety of habitats, including dry semipermanent wetlands, composed of cattail,
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• Habitat Model for Species:Northern Sagebrush Lizard Comments Habitat Restrictions
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• Brook Trout-Salvelinus fontinalis Class: Warm water
• Habitat Model for Species: Least Chipmunk Cottonwood, Deciduous Trees Habitat Restrictions
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• Regional Mammal Species Species Common Name: Hayden's Shrew
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• Longnose Dace-Rhinichthys cataractae Substrate: Use sand or gravel.
• Northern Goshawk Found in ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, white fir, and woodlands at early (trembling aspen and
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• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Osprey
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• Regional Mammal Species Species Common Name: Eastern Red Bat
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• Little Brown Bat Occupy a variety of habitat near ponds, lakes, or streams. Found in aspen mixed forest,
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• Corresponding author email address: donald.kirby@ndsu.edu Seed Production and Maturation of the Western Prairie Fringed Orchid
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• Please post application package in AVUE by close of business March 10th, 2011 Potential openings exist for seasonal Forestry Technicians on the Kawishishiwi, Laurentian and
• American Toad Found in bogs, coniferous forests, wooded areas, creeks, temporary wetlands, garden
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• Greater Prairie-chicken Current habitat characterized by native mid-and tallgrass prairie, often mixed with cropland.
• Habitat Model for Species: Brown Snake Comments Habitat Restrictions
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• Cope's Gray Treefrog Associated with prairie edges and oak savannahs, or trees and shrubs growing in or
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• Bluegill-Lepomis macrochirus Depth: Fairly evenly distributed, but most common in areas 0.30.6 cm deep and >0.9 m
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• Big Brown Bat Lives in chimneys, between walls, in cornices and roofs of buildings, and under tree
• Brown Bullhead-Ameiurus nebulosus Class: Warm water
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• Pygmy Shrew Habitats include mesic mountainous areas, dry sandy ridges, forests and woodlands
• River Shiner-Notropis blennius Depth: Associated with depths <0.6 m.
• Horned Grebe Breeds on sheltered freshwater lakes and ponds, and seasonal and semipermanent wetlands.
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• American White Pelican Breeds in colonies mainly on sparsely vegetated, isolated islands or peninsulas in freshwater lakes,
• Cinnamon Teal Requires open areas with freshwater, brackish, or alkaline wetlands, seasonal and semipermanent
• Northern Harrier Found in upland grasslands, marshes, open wetlands, marshy meadows, wet, lightly grazed
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Northern Harrier
• Habitat Model for Species: Ferruginous Hawk Comments Habitat Restrictions
• Golden Eagle Found in shrub-steppe community with big sagebrush, shadscale, and winterfat vegetation
• American Kestrel Use a variety of habitats, including areas of no or sparse vegetation, scattered grass to scattered
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: American Kestrel
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Ring-necked Pheasant
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Greater Prairie-Chicken
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Piping Plover
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Killdeer
• Nest in uplands near brackish or saline wetlands, wet meadows, and vegetated shorelines. Used ephemeral, temporary, seasonal, and alkali wetlands greater than available. Semipermanent and
• Spotted Sandpiper Occupies almost all habitats near water, from shorelines of wild rivers and lakes to urban and
• Upland Sandpiper Nests on pasture, prairie remnants, hayfields, summer fallow (bare soil), mulched grain stubble,
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Upland Sandpiper
• Marbled Godwit Breeds in short, sparsely to moderately vegetated landscapes that include native grassland and
• American Woodcock Prefer young, open, second-growth woodlands, such as aspen-birch, eastern cottonwood, red
• Habitat Model for Species: American Woodcock Comments Habitat Restrictions
• Wilson's Phalarope A common species of marshes and alkaline wetlands. Nest in low, grassy areas or sedges along
• Yellow-billed Cuckoo Prefers open woodland with clearings and low, dense, scrubby vegetation; often associated with
• Found in open landscapes, inhabiting grasslands, marshes, savannas, and agricultural lands. Hollow trees, cliff crevices, and burrows in river banks are typical nest sites. Man-made structures
• Habitat Model for Species: Barn Owl Agriculture Habitat Restrictions
• Burrowing Owl Found on dry, open, treeless short-grass prairies and over-grazed pastures, dominated by needle-
• Habitat Model for Species: Burrowing Owl Comments Habitat Restrictions
• Habitat Model for Species: Barred Owl Bur Oak Forest Habitat Restrictions
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Short-eared Owl
• Northern Saw-whet Owl Found in upland or lowland mixed-type forests at elevations less than 2370 m, such as Douglas-
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Common Nighthawk
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Ruby-throated Hummingbird
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Belted Kingfisher
• Lewis' Woodpecker Favors open forests, ranging in altitude from low-elevation riparian areas to high-elevation burns and
• Red-Headed Woodpecker Found in bottomland vegetation from 500 to 1000 m wide with surrounding uplands of sand
• Habitat Model for Species: Red-bellied Woodpecker Bur Oak Forest Habitat Restrictions
• Red-naped Sapsucker Found in ponderosa pine, western larch, or Douglas-fir forests. Nests reported in trees
• Barn Swallow Breeding habitat usually contains open areas (fields, meadows, farm ponds, marshes, CRP and
• Mountain Bluebird Found in prairie-forest ecotones with groves of trees, prairie (western wheatgrass, needle-and-
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• Common Yellowthroat Occupies thick vegetation in a wide range of habitats from wetlands to prairie to pine forest. Nests
• Habitat Model for Species: Lazuli Bunting Bur Oak Forest Habitat Restrictions
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• Vesper Sparrow Found in xeric, sparsely vegetated sites, pastures, grass-sagebrush, planted and native grasses,
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: Vesper Sparrow
• Lark Sparrow Found in parks, abandoned fields, burned areas, or brushy pasture, also sparsely vegetated areas
• Le Conte's Sparrow Prefers wet grasslands, marshes and bogs, open habitat and wet meadows, fine grasses and sedge
• Habitat Model for Species: Le Conte's Sparrow Agriculture Habitat Restrictions
• Found nesting in old fields, pastures, wet meadows, hayfields, prairie, lightly grazed upland native prairie adjacent to wooded draws, CRP, Kentucky bluegrass, quack grass, and cropland. Also
• Cassin's Finch Inhabits dry, open conifer woodlands, generally nesting above 1500 m, especially in ponderosa pine.
• Regional Bird Species Model Species Common Name: American Goldfinch
• Shovelnose Sturgeon-Scaphirhynchus platorynchus Substrate: Most often found over sand substrate, but regularly associated with high-profile
• Gizzard Shad-Dorosoma cepedianum Class: Warm water
• Goldeye-Hiodon alosoides Stream size
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• Northern Pike-Esox lucius Stream size
• Central Mudminnow-Umbri limi Depth: Most common in shallow water (<1.0 m deep).
• Fathead Minnow-Pimephales promelas Class: Warm water
• Pearl Dace-Margariscus margarita Class: Warm and cold water
• Hornyhead Chub-Nocomis biguttatus Stream size
• Suckermouth Minnow-Phenacobius mirabilis Substrate: Select sand, gravel, and rock substrate.
• Silver Chub-Macrhybopsis storeriana Substrate: Associated with sand and gravel substrate.
• Spottail Shiner-Notropis hudsoius Stream size
• Bigmouth Shiner-Notropis dorsalis Class:Warm water
• Blacknose Shiner-Notropis hedrolepis Stream size
• Western Silvery Minnow-Hybognathus argyritis Stream size
• Brassy Minnow-Hybognathus hankinsoni Stream size
• Bigmouth Buffalo-Ictiobus cyprinellus Substrate: Found over sand.
• Smallmouth Buffalo-Ictiobus bubalus Stream size
• Black Bullhead-Ameiurus melas Class: Warm water
• Flathead Catfish-Pylodictus olivaris Gradient: Avoid high gradient.
• Lake Trout-Salvelinus namaycush Stream size
• White Bass-Morone chrysops Stream size
• Rock Bass-Ambloplites rubpestris Substrate: Found over bedrock or fine substrate.
• Black Crappie-Pomoxis nigromaculatus Class: Warm water
• Smallmouth Bass-Micropterus dolomieu Substrate: Gravel or rubble substrate optimum, avoid sand and silt.
• Largemouth Bass-Micropterus salmoides Class: Warm water
• Orangespotted Sunfish-Lepomis humilus Depth: Associated with depths <0.6 m.
• Sauger-Stizostedion canadense Substrate: Not considered important.
• Yellow Perch-Perca flavescens Class: Warm water
• Iowa Darter-Etheostoma exile Stream size
• Goldfish-Carassius auratus Stream size
• Flathead Chub-Platygobio gracilis Substrate: Most common in areas with sand or gravel, and mud.
• River Darter-Percina shumardi Stream size
• Wiper-Morone chrysops x m. saxatilis Class: Classified as a temperate eurytherm.
• Cutthroat Trout-Oncorhynchus clarki Class: Cold water
• Saugeye-Stizostedion vitreum x S. canadense Substrate: Gradient
• White Perch-Morone americana Stream size
• Blanding's Turtle Favors open areas, and is essentially aquatic, but often wanders about on land, seldom
• Habitat Model for Species: Blanding's Turtle Idle Grass, Pasture, Hayland Habitat Restrictions
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• Five-lined Skink Found in open habitats associated with the eastern Deciduous Forest Region, such as
• Habitat Model for Species:Five-lined Skink Bur Oak Forest Habitat Restrictions
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• Ringneck Snake Prefer moist habitats in prairie areas of the midwest. Has become an ecotonal species,
• Habitat Model for Species:Milk Snake Bur Oak Forest Habitat Restrictions
• Northern Water Snake Found in nearly all freshwater within its range, including lakes, ponds, swamps,
• Habitat Model for Species:Western Terrestrial Garter Snake Comments Habitat Restrictions
• Lined Snake Prefer open prairie hillsides, woodland edges, sparsely treed areas, with exposed rock
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• Western Chorus Frog Inhabit any wet areas but prefer shallow, grassy wetlands sites, temporary ponds and
• Habitat Model for Species: Western Chorus Frog Agriculture Habitat Restrictions
• Boreal Chorus Frog Require temporary or permanent waters without fish populations. They inhabit any wet
• Habitat Model for Species: Bullfrog Comments Habitat Restrictions
• Blanchard's Cricket Frog Prefers small meandering gravel-bottomed streams flowing through grassy meadows.
• Dwarf Shrew Habitats include mixed-and shortgrass prairie (western wheatgrass), sedge marsh
• Habitat Model for Species: Arctic Shrew Comments Habitat Restrictions
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• Small-footed Myotis Usually lives in arid, rocky, habitats, including forests and woodlands (ponderosa pine,
• Regional Mammal Species Species Common Name: Big Brown Bat
• Eastern Red Bat Prefers edges of wooded habitat along watercourses. Detected in open stream, wooded
• Habitat Model for Species: Desert Cottontail Creeping Juniper shrubland Habitat Restrictions
• Black-tailed Prairie Dog Prefers shortgrass or mixed-grass prairie, blue grama, buffalo-grama, western
• Regional Mammal Species Species Common Name: Plains Pocket Gopher
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• Silky Pocket Mouse MAM130: shortgrass or mixed grass prairies, juniper woodlands, and arid sites.
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