ARIZONA MONTANE VOLE
Year
2022
2022
Citation
Reasner, C., and E. Muldavin. 2022. Species Distribution Models for Seventeen Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need in New Mexico. Natural Heritage New Mexico.
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- Gila woodpecker
- Bank Swallow
- Mountain Plover
- Pinyon Jay
- ARIZONA MONTANE VOLE
- LEAST SHREW
- Arizona toad
- Barking frog
- Chiricahua Leopard Frog
- Plains leopard frog
- Heloderma suspectum suspectum
- Sonoran Mud Turtle
- California kingsnake
- Arizona Black Rattlesnake
- Desert Massasauga
- New Mexico ridgenose rattlesnake
- Crotalus lepidus
- Crotalus lepidus klauberi
- Crotalus lepidus lepidus
Reference Code
U22REA01NMUS
U22REA01NMUS
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Year
2011
2011
Citation
Menke, Kurt. 2011. Spreadsheet and Shapefiles of Microtus species.Bird's Eye View GIS, Albuquerque, NM. On file at: Natural Herritage New Mexico, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM.
Reference Code
E11MEN01NMUS
E11MEN01NMUS
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Year
95
95
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S95FRESBNMUS, Legacy reference. Physical copy not yet located.
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S95FRESBNMUS
S95FRESBNMUS
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Year
2005
2005
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Frey, J. K. 2005. Status assessment of the Arizona montane vole (Microtus montanus arizonensis) in New Mexico.
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C05FRE03NMUS
C05FRE03NMUS
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Year
1995
1995
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Frey, J.K, J.H. Fraga, and F.C. Bermudez. 1995. A new locality of the montane vole (Microtus montanus arizonensis) in New Mexico. 2 p.
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A95FRE01NMUS
A95FRE01NMUS
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Year
1983
1983
Citation
Hubbard, J.P. and C.S. Thaeler Jr. 1983. Notes on voles (Microtus family Cricetidae) in New Mexico. Occas Papers del Mus Nat Hist 28:1-8.
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A83HUB01NMUS
A83HUB01NMUS
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