Ecoregions of Missouri
In 1980, Richard Thorn and James H. Wilson described the natural divisions of Missouri in Transactions of the Missouri Academy […]
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In 1980, Richard Thorn and James H. Wilson described the natural divisions of Missouri in Transactions of the Missouri Academy […]
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For the purpose of describing wildlife habitat, the Wildlife Diversity Program of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) divides
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North Carolina is composed of three physiographic regions: mountains, piedmont, and coastal plain. The latter includes the narrow barrier islands
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Where does one find birds in Mississippi? Just about everywhere. Many species are ubiquitous, you just can’t miss them, even
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Illinois contains at least 14 distinct bioregions, according to the Illinois Natural History Survey. These include the driftless region and
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To many residents of the Badger State, there are only two ecoregions of note: Up North, the land of forests
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Like the stream that bends to sea Like the pine that seeks the blue Minnesota still to thee Thy sons
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There are three primary ecoregions in Indiana, if we view the state from a bird/habitat distribution perspective. Going from north
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Tennessee is diverse in physiography, vegetation, and habitat type. For bird monitoring and reporting purposes the state is divided into
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No matter where you are in Alabama, you will be treated to fabulous bird watching. Although there are several distinct
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Geologically, Louisiana is quite a young place, with the majority of the state’s surfaces having been sculpted by late Pleistocene
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Ecoregions are geographically distinct areas of land, characterized by distinctive climates, ecological features, and plant and animal communities. Ohio is
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