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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Sand-pine scrub"”.

  1. Variation In Population Densities of the Florida Scrub Lizard (sceloporus Woodi) between Managed Sand Pine Scrub And Longleaf Pine Stands in the Ocala National Forest

    … 2012, populations of the rare, endemic Florida scrub lizard (<em>Sceloporus woodi</em>) were sampled across the Ocala National Forest (ONF) to compare abundance and density across two management types. In the ONF, sand-pine scrub is clearcut and rollerchopped whereas longleaf pine is managed via …

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  2. Tactical Escape Behavior and Performance of a Small Sceloporine Lizard in Two High Risk Habitats

    … foraging, and evading predators. The Florida scrub lizard (<em>Sceloporus woodi</em>) is a small, rare species endemic to two distinct and structurally complex environments in Florida, i.e. sand-pine scrub and longleaf pine-wiregrass sand-hills. The differing microhabitats of scrub and …

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  3. Sources And Consequences of Ecological Intraspecific Variation In The Florida Scrub Lizard (Sceloporus Woodi)

    … in Florida. This species is most often found in sand-pine scrub habitats, but also inhabits relic long-leaf pine "islands" within the scrub of the Ocala National Forest in north central Florida. In the current study I investigated seasonal and sexual variation in foraging behavior of S. woodi and …

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  4. Habitat use by wintering passerines in fire-managed forests along the U.S. Gulf Coast

    … include fire-managed areas such as longleaf pine savanna, oak scrub, and sand pine scrub. During the winters of 2013 and 2014, the bird community was surveyed with repeated fixed-area searches paired with vegetation surveys. Kinglets were banded and regularly re-sighted to record foraging …

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