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Letter to BLM from RMBL on the Mt. Emmons Iron Fen

Date: 1999-01-01
Categories: Molybdenum / Mt. Emmons, Mining & Mineral Resources, Land & Water Management, RMBL & Gothic
Source: Sustainable Living Library

Summary

Dr. Ruth L. Willey, Senior Investigator at Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory. Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, Bureau of Land Management. September 29, 1999.

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Knowledge graph centered on Letter to BLM from RMBL on the Mt. Emmons Iron Fen with 19 nodes and 58 connections. Top connected: Unknown, not mentioned, Atriplex canescens, Rushes, small mammals.

Species (18)

Unknownnot mentionedAtriplex canescensRushessmall mammalsaquatic insectsfish and wildlifeSphagnum
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flora and faunaJuncusSomatochlora semicircularisLeucorrhinia hudsonicaParoclusBoreochlusZygogoniumDrosera rotundifoliaEriophorum angustifoliumSmittium delicatum

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