Description
Modified and artificial water sources can be used as a management tool for game and non-game wildlife species. State, federal, and private agencies allocate significant resources to install and maintain artificial water sources (AWS) annually.
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- Switalski, Aaron (Author)
- Bateman, Heather L (Thesis advisor)
- Miller, William (Committee member)
- Alford, Eddie (Committee member)
- Arizona State University (Publisher)
Date Created
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2013
Subjects
- Biology
- Animal sciences
- Ecology
- Abundance
- artificial water sources
- Habitat
- Heteromyidae
- small mammals
- Sonoran Desert
- Desert ecology
- Rodents--Effect of habitat modification on.
- Rodents
- Rodents--Water requirements.
- Rodents
- Desert animals--Effect of habitat modification on.
- Desert animals
- Desert animals--Water requirements.
- Desert animals
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- Partial requirement for: M.S., Arizona State University, 2013Note typethesis
- Field of study: Applied biological sciences
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by Aaron Switalski