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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Northwestern Great Plains"”.

  1. Biotic Integrity in the Northwestern Great Plains and Mechanisms Regulating Stream Condition in South Dakota

    … by developing an IBI for the Northern Glaciated Plains ecoregion in eastern SD (Krause et al. 2013). Prior to this survey the condition of the majority of SD’s streams was unknown. As the SD DENR expands biological monitoring into the Northwestern Great Plains ecoregion, multimetric indices. …

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  2. Assessment of Watershed Condition and Vulnerability to Forecasted Land-Use/Land-Cover Change in the Northwestern Great Plains of Western South Dakota

    … of wadeable, perennial stream watersheds in the Northwestern Great Plains level III ecoregion of western South Dakota (n=1,025). We incorporated forecasted LULC data from the FOREcasting SCEnarios of Land-Use Change (FORE-SCE) model following four scenarios of future development to assess …

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  3. A Comparison of Land Use and Land Cover in Public Lands of the Northwestern Great Plains and High Plains Ecoregions and the Implications For Grassland Birds

    … My study focused on two ecoregions, the Northwestern Great Plains and the High Plains, which comprise a substantial portion of the U.S. Great Plains, the continental Central Flyway for migratory bird species. The Great Plains provide critical nesting habitat for grassland birds. However, …

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  4. An Investigation of Spatial and Temporal Variability in Several of Montana's Reference Streams: Working Toward a More Holistic Management Strategy

    … ecoregions: Middle Rockies, Northern Rockies, Northwestern Glaciated Plains, and Northwestern Great Plains. Variability in stream temperatures between ecoregions, between streams within ecoregions, and the air-water temperature relationship were primary considerations. This model indicates that …

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  5. An Investigation of Spatial and Temporal Variability in Several of Montana's Reference Streams: Working Toward a More Holistic Management Strategy

    … ecoregions: Middle Rockies, Northern Rockies, Northwestern Glaciated Plains, and Northwestern Great Plains. Variability in stream temperatures between ecoregions, between streams within ecoregions, and the air-water temperature relationship were primary considerations. This model indicates that …

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  6. RELATING TAPHONOMIC ANALYSIS OF BISON REMAINS TO CULTURAL AND SPATIAL INFERENCE: A STUDY OF THE FAUNAL REMAINS FROM THE TONGUE RIVER BUFFALO JUMP SITE (24RB2135)

    The Tongue River Buffalo Jump Site (24RB2135), located on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in southeastern Montana, was excavated during the summer of 2005 by a team of University of Montana anthropology students under the supervision of Dr. Anna Marie Prentiss and Dr. Thomas Foor. This site …

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  7. RELATING TAPHONOMIC ANALYSIS OF BISON REMAINS TO CULTURAL AND SPATIAL INFERENCE: A STUDY OF THE FAUNAL REMAINS FROM THE TONGUE RIVER BUFFALO JUMP SITE (24RB2135)

    The Tongue River Buffalo Jump Site (24RB2135), located on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in southeastern Montana, was excavated during the summer of 2005 by a team of University of Montana anthropology students under the supervision of Dr. Anna Marie Prentiss and Dr. Thomas Foor. This site …

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  8. Pulling apart the pile: analyzing the chronology and zooarchaeology of Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump

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