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<br />TABLE 2.04.11,A <br />WILDLIFE SPECIES AND HABITAT RELATIONSHIPS FOR THE <br />WEST CENTRAL COLORADO COAL REGION <br />WILDLIFE GROUP <br /> <br />Habitat Type <br />Greasewood <br />Saltbush <br />Sagebrush <br />Pinyon/ <br />Juniper <br />,,, Mountain <br />Shrub <br />Coniferous <br />N Forest <br />Aspen <br />Mountain <br />Meadow <br />Alpine <br />Riparian <br />Agriculture <br />Urban <br />Aquatic <br />Habitat <br />Alteration <br />Mammals <br />Habitat <br />Acres T/E a/ Ra Und <br />03,950 T T <br />277,200 1 2 6 <br />242,550 1 2 <br />966,250 4 9 <br />294,500 1 4 <br />886,500 1 2 4 <br />365,000 <br />129,200 2 <br />242,550 1 1 <br />207,450 1 2 4 <br /> 1 <br />Species <br /> Re ptiles/Amphibians Birds by type <br /> <br />Cmn Total Ra Und Cmn Total T/E a/ Ra Unc Cmn Total Total <br /> 20 ~ 8 6 ~ T 2 2 I3 ~ -~ <br />19 28 1 8 5 14 2 1 2 15 20 62 <br />21 24 1 9 9 19 2 3 13 30 45 88 <br />40 53 11 9 20 2 3 11 27 43 116 <br />28 33 7 6 13 1 24 35 60 106 <br />33 40 3 3 1 29 42 71 114 <br />10 10 2 2 22 34 56 68 <br />25 27 5 12 17 13 18 31 75 <br />22 24 0 2 12 14 38 <br />23 30 8 14 22 2 30 53 85 137 <br />13 14 4 2 6 20 39 59 79 <br /> 1 3 4 12 12 16 <br />15 15 2 9 11 54 49 103 129 <br />1 1 0 12 12 13 <br />a/ T/E - Threatened/Endangered; Ra - Rare; Und - Undetermined; Cmn - Common; Unc - Uncommon <br />b/ Includes ponderosa pine/Douglas-fir 173,250; lodgepole pine 93,500; spruce fir 619,750 = 886,500. <br />Note: This table is designed to provide a quick overview of the importance of the various vegetative types in <br />the region. As such it ignores, as in Birds, the importance of any one habitat type to a specific species; <br />and what the use of the type is, i.e., breeding, migratory, or winter. <br />