Zoology of the Upper Colorado River Basin I. The Biotic Communities

Hayward CL, Brigham Young University, Beck DE, Tanner WW. 1958. Zoology of the Upper Colorado River Basin I. The Biotic Communities. Brigham Young University Science Bulletin. 1(3)

This relatively early study of the Colorado River Basin includes sections on the plants, animals, and community types of Arches National Monument, Capitol Reef National Monument, and some of what is now in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, as well as other parts of Utah. The report also includes geologic and climate information, discussion of distributional barriers and lanes of dispersal. An appendix checklist gives common and scientific names for amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals; general distribution according to basin subdivisions; and codes indicating records from Brigham Young University or from a publication. Bibliography pages 65-66.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Hayward, C; Brigham Young University; Beck, D; Tanner, Wilmer
Date of Issue
1958-12
Units
ARCH , CARE , GLCA
Keywords
Amphibians (Amphibia), Animal Studies, Birds, Mammals, Plant Studies, Reptiles (Reptilia), Upper Colorado River Basin, Zoology

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