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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
- Welcome to the Sonoran Desert
- Biomes and communities of the Sonoran Desert region
- Sonoran Desert natural events calendar
- Nature watching in the Sonoran Desert region
- Desert storms
- Desert air and light
- The deep history of the Sonoran Desert
- The geologic origin of the Sonoran Desert
- Desert soils
- Human ecology of the Sonoran Desert
- Biodiversity: the variety of life that sustains our own
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- Plant ecology of the Sonoran Desert region
- Flowering plants of the Sonoran Desert
- Desert grasses
- Invertebrates
- The desert adaptations of birds & mammals
- Bird accounts
- Mammal accounts
- Fishes of the desert
- Adaptations of desert amphibians & reptiles
- Reptile & amphibian accounts.
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