Organ Mountains

Burkett, D. 2007. Observations of snails and chipmunks on Fort Bliss in an excel spreadsheet.

Sullivan, R.M. 1996. Genetics, ecology, and conservation of montane populations of Colorado chipmunks (Tamias quadrivittatus). Journal of Mammalogy. 77:951-975.

Emerson, S. 1938. The genetics of self-incompatibility in Oenothera organensis. Genetics 23:190-202.

• Oenothera organensis
• self-incompatibility
• Organ Mountains
• Dripping Springs

Wooton, E.O. and P.C. Standley. 1913. New Plants from New Mexico. Contributions from the National Herbarium. Volume 16. No 4. 1 p.

• Scrophularia laevis
• Organ Mountains
• Filmore canyon

Mehlhop, P., K. Score, H. Smith, and K. Johnson. 1998. Post-Fire Ecological Studies in the Organ Mountains. Monitoring Sensitive Species and Vegetation. 32 p.

• Organ Mountain woodlandsnail
• Organ Mountains
• boulder canyon woodlandsnail
• Fort Bliss
• Maple Canyon woodlandsnail
• Ashmunella auriculata
• Ashmunella organensis
• Ashmunella todseni

Mehlhop, P., E. M. Muldavin, T.B. Bennett, S. J. Wood, S. L. Yanoff, N. Douglas, and S. Radjy. 1996. Vegetation of Fort Bliss Texas and New Mexico, Final Report, Volume II, Vegetation Map. Contains only the GIS data.

Patterson, B. 1980. A new subspecies of Eutamias quadrivittattus (Rodentia: Sciuridae) from the Organ Mountains, New Mexico. Journal of Mammalogy. 61:455-464.

• Tamias quadrivittatus australis
• Tamias quadrivittatus
• Neotamias quadrivittatus australis
• HABITAT
• Organ Mountains
• ORGAN MOUNTAINS COLORADO CHIPMUNK

Muldavin, E.H., V. Archer, Y. Chauvin, and E. Milford. 1998. Post-fire ecological studies in the Organ Mountains. Monitoring sensitive species and vegetation. Vol. 3 - Post-fire vegetation map, vegetation and stream channel sediment monitoring. 64p. + ap

• research
• stream channel
• Fort Bliss
• monitoring
• Organ Mountains
• database
• DOD
• fire ecology

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