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Childress, Bill. 2011. Endangered Species Permit TE-829761 Annual Report. BLM Las Cruces District Office, New Mexico.
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Stone, J. 2017. Annual permit data for Mexican Spotted Owl in the Cibola National Forest. FWS permit #TE24805C.
Rocky Mountain Ecology, LLC and Knox, S. 2017. Mexican Spotted Owl Survey Report for the project: Multi-jurisdictional, Fire/Restoration Planning and Natural Resource Training in the 28,045 acre White Peak Area, New Mexico. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS)