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Related wildlife pages:
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The National
Wildlife Health Center (NWHC) is a Science Center
of the Biological Resources of the United States Geological
Survey located in Madison, Wisconsin. The NWHC was established in
1975 as a biomedical laboratory dedicated to assessing the impact
of disease on wildlife and to identifying the role of various pathogens
in contributing to wildlife losses. |
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Natural
History Resources - Electronic Resources on Ornithology
A list of links pertaining to ornithology and the study of wild
birds.
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Patuxent Wildlife
Research Center - Inventory and Monitoring
The Patuxent Wildlife Research Center has held a leading international
position in wildlife research and management since its founding
in 1936 as America's first wildlife experiment station and research
refuge. Its scientists have been responsible for some of the most
significant advances in wildlife conservation and management, especially
in such areas as waterfowl harvest management, wildlife habitat
improvement, effects of environmental contaminants, endangered species
conservation, migratory bird management, and wildlife population
analysis. |
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Wisconsin
Herpetology Homepage
This is a major public resource for herpetology information and
networking in Wisconsin, developed by Gary Casper at the Milwaukee
Public Museum, with a grant from the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research
Center. It includes the Wisconsin Herp Atlas maps and species accounts,
an online herp bibliography, an online herp research directory,
the Great Lakes Declining Amphibians web pages, a summary of Wisconsin
herp regulations, and an extensive timber rattlesnake resource. |
Disclaimer
These data have been generated by State agencies under contract with
the Department of the Interior and the Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences
Center (UMESC). Although these data have been processed successfully
on a computer system at the UMESC, no warranty, expressed or implied,
is made regarding the accuracy or utility of the data on any other system
or for general or scientific purposes, nor shall the act of distribution
constitute any such warranty. However, error correction is a continuing
process, and the UMESC routinely makes changes to data as errors are
discovered. The file date is referred to as the release date and should
be mentioned in all references to data. These data have been provided
as a unit package to ensure that you receive a valid dataset collected
in a consistent manner. Methods, purposes, and conditions can vary dramatically
among data-collecting efforts and these data should not be combined
with other datasets from the UMESC or other sources unless the user
fully understands the procedures and purposes used to create each set
of data and can verify that data are comparable across sources.
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