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A Comprehensive Reveiw of Observational and Site Evaluation Data of Migrant Whooping Cranes in the United States, 1943-1999
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related to the Platte River Endangered Species Partnership (aka Platte River Recovery Implementation Program or PRRIP)
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South Platte
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3/1/2001
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U.S. Geological Survey, Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center and University of Nebraska - Lincoln
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A Comprehensive Review of Obswervational and Site Evaluation Data of Migrant Whooping Cranes in the United States, 1943 -1999 - DRAFT
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List of Figures in Text <br />Figure 1. Whooping crane sightings in spring and fall, 1943 -1999 (p. 126). <br />1943 -1999 (p. 127)• <br />Figure 2. Spring sightings of whooping cranes by social group, <br />Figure 3. Fall sightings of whooping cranes by social group, 1943 -1999 (p. 128) <br />4 and 5. Whooping crane sightings in spring and fall, 1943 -1974 and 1975 -1983 (p. <br />129 . <br />Figure <br />Figure 6 and <br />7. Whooping crane sightings in spring and fall, 1984 -1991 and 1992 -1999 (p. 130). <br />Figure 8. Dates of occurrence of whooping cranes in spring and fall, by state, all observations, 1943 -1999 <br />(p. 13 1) p and fall, <br />9. Fr uency of crane group sizes (total number^of cranes per observation) fors ring <br />Figure cq <br />1943-1999(P. 132). <br />composition of social groups observed, by site use and season, 1977 -1999 (p. 133) <br />com p <br />Figure 10. Percent observed in alustrine, riverine, and lacustrine systems <br />Figure 11. Percent Composition o se and groups <br />1977-1999(P-134). <br />and upland sites, by <br />Percent of wetland sites defined as paustrine, riverine, or lacustrine, by season and site use, <br />Figure 12. Pe <br />1977 -1999 (p. 135). <br />alustrine, riverine, or lacustrine, by season and site use, <br />Figure 13. Percent of wetland sites defined with all other states (p. 135). <br />1977 -1999, comparing <br />unconsolidated bottom, aquatic bed, <br />Figure 14. Proportion of wetland eemergeefi bya�'�'e landg unc and site use, 1977 -1999 (p. 136). <br />unconsolidated shore, <br />ermanent, semipermanent, seasonal, or <br />Figure 15. Proportion of wetland sites <br />and season, <br />temporary water regimes, by 1977 -1999 (p. <br />Fi ure 16. Frequency distribution of 6 size classes of wetlands, by site use and season, <br />g <br />138). <br />•stribution of 6 size classes of wetlands, by site use SWseason, <br />, and 1977-1999, when Lagoon WPA <br />Figure 17. Frequency di Salt Plams NWR, Cheyenne Bo <br />records from Quivira NW P, <br />are excluded (p. 138)• site use and <br />composition of social groups obsery <br />Percent ed on 6 size classes of wetlands, by <br />Figure 18. <br />season, 1977 -1999 (p• 139). <br />iv <br />
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