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GAP Results   Maps and Data   Displaying Results 1 - 1 of 1 1    GAP Analysis Species Habitat Models - Alabama Shad (Alosa alabamae) Habitat model for Alabama shad. Includes the following layer: GAP animals, Gap Land Cover, GAPstewardship, Other GAP data, NatureServe range maps, GBIF museum records, political boundaries, Transportation, Hydrography, Elevation/Shaded relie,... Species Information   Displaying Results 1 - 20 of 24 1    NatureServe Species Profile for Orconectes pardalotus Wetzel, J.E., W.J. Poly, and J.W. Fetzner, Jr. 2005. <i>Orconectes pardalotus</i>, a new species of crayfish (Decapoda: Cambaridae) from the lower Ohio River, with notes on its life history. Aqua, Journal of Icthyology and Aquatic Biology 10(2): 57-72. 2    NatureServe Species Profile for Carex leptonervia Very similar to other members of the section Laxiflorae, especially C. laxiflora, which occurs in similar habitats. Microscopic examination of the inflorescence is necessary to distinguish this species from others. One distinguishing feature is that... 3    NatureServe Species Profile for Buchnera americana As treated here, includes Buchnera floridana (following Kartesz, Checklist 1994). If that relatively common entity is excluded, then Buchnera americana would be a much rarer plant. LEM 14Mar94. <br><br>When recognized separately, B. americana... 4    NatureServe Species Profile for Dendroica cerulea Plumage of adult male is bright blue above and white below with a dark blue or black line across the throat. On the wing are two white wingbars. The feathers of the back have distinct black centers and the flanks are streaked with black. Flight... 5    NatureServe Species Profile for Neotoma magister <i>Neotoma magister</i> formerly was regarded as a subspecies of <i>Neotoma floridana</i>. Evidence from analyses of variation in mtDNA, allozymes, and morphology indicates that <i>Neotoma magister</i> is a highly distinct lineage (Hayes and Harrison... 6    NatureServe Species Profile for Polygonum careyi Fairly widespread in northeastern North America but with an apparent gap in its range in western New York and Pennsylvania (Mitchell and Dean 1984, Coffin and Pfannmuller 1988). P. careyi is an annual that is found in moist to wet sandy shores,... 7    NatureServe Species Profile for Carex nigromarginata Tufted perennial from short rhizomes; inflorescences sessile; pistillate spikes (2-3) with large perigynia (3-4mm wide), slightly flattened, oblong and abruptly contracted into a slender beak (1mm), scales dark purple and largely concealing the perigynia. 8    NatureServe Species Profile for Trichophorum planifolium Herbaceous perennial to 16 inches tall; grows in dense, low tufts from short rhizomes; stems 3-angled or round, with a single terminal spikelet; spikelet 4-8-flowered, scales oval and blunt-tipped, 3-6 bristles that are as long as the achene. 9    NatureServe Species Profile for Empidonax traillii Sometimes treated as E. BREWSTERI, a junior synonym. Formerly regarded as conspecific with E. ALNORUM as E. TRAILLII, Traill's Flycatcher (AOU 1998). See Phillips (1948) for a review of geographic variation in morphology, with the original... 10    NatureServe Species Profile for Empidonax virescens Length 5.75 in (15 cm). Sexes similar. Olive above, with yellow eye ring, two buffy or whitish wing bars; very long primaries. Bill proportionately long and broad-based, with mostly yellowish lower mandible. Underparts vary; most birds show pale... 11    NatureServe Species Profile for Setophaga ruticilla Length is 13 cm. Male is glossy black with bright orange patches on the sides, wings, and tail; belly and undertail coverts are white. Female is gray-olive above, white below with yellow patches. Immature resembles female. By first fall, young male's... 12    NatureServe Species Profile for Caprimulgus carolinensis No nest built; eggs are usually laid under dense cover near old roads or forest edges (Oberholser 1974, Imhof 1976, Peterjohn and Rice 1991). Eggs laid March-June in Florida, April-June elsewhere. Clutch size two. Incubation 20 days or more, by both... 13    NatureServe Species Profile for Hieracium pilosella Hieracium pilosella can be distinguished from other hawkweeds by its solitary yellow flowers, its hairs, rosette growth form, and its stoloniferous habit. 14    NatureServe Species Profile for Piranga rubra Eggs laid mostly May-June. Clutch size three to five (usually four). Incubation 12 days, young leave nest eight to ten days after hatching, young tended by both parents for two to four weeks after fledging (Robinson 1996). 15    NatureServe Species Profile for Platanthera hookeri Hooker's orchid grows up to 10 inches tall from two broadly rounded to widely oblong, thick, green leaves up to 6 inches long that lie flat on the ground. The green flowering stem has no leaves and is topped by an unbranched inflorescence of 10-15... 16    NatureServe Species Profile for Contopus virens Nesting dates (eggs or young) across the range vary from 6 May-1 September, with earliest nests occurring in the southern states and latest in the northern states and Canada. Later nests may represent renests or multiple broods, but data are lacking.... 17    NatureServe Species Profile for Holcus lanatus HOLCUS LANATUS is rarely mistaken for any other species with the possible exception of H. MOLLIS. H. LANATUS can be distinguished by the purplish coloration on the panicles and veins of the sheaths, soft hairs all over, and lack of rhizomes. The two... 18    NatureServe Species Profile for Vermivora chrysoptera Hybridizes regularly and extensively with V. PINUS, producing variable hybrids (e.g., "Brewster's" and "Lawrence's" warblers) (AOU 1983). Constitutes a superspecies with V. PINUS (AOU 1998). 19    NatureServe Species Profile for Ceanothus americanus Ceanothus americanus occurs in eastern North America from eastern Canada south along the Atlantic coast and west to Texas. This species is relatively rare in the northeastern portion of the range, but common elsewhere. C. americanus has been used for... 20    NatureServe Species Profile for Hylocichla mustelina See Winker and Rappole (1988) for discussion of evidence indicating that the wood thrush does not warrant recognition as a genus (i.e., HYLOCICHLA) separate from CATHARUS. Next>> References and Publications   Displaying Results 1 - 1 of 1 1    USING ECOLOGICAL LAND UNITS IN A GAP ANALYSIS FOR CONSERVATION PLANNING IN A SOUTHWESTERN OHIO WATERSHED Gap analysis is a method to identify insufficiency in biodiversity protection. In degraded agricultural landscapes, it requires information on the past, present, and the potential natural distribution of forest vegetation to construct a comprehensive... Journal Articles   Displaying Results 1 - 2 of 2 1    Applying biodiversity gap analysis in a regional nature reserve design for the Edge of Appalachia, Ohio (U.S.A.) A biodiversity gap analysis is a method, now usually employing geographic information systems, for identifying deficiencies in existing biodiversity protection. Key principles of gap analysis were app 2    GAP Analysis Bulletin Number 15 The Mission of the Gap Analysis Program (GAP) <http://gapanalysis.nbii.gov> is to promote conservation by providing broad geographic information on biological diversity to resource managers, planners, and policy makers who can use the information to... Tools and Software   NBII Resources   Displaying Results 1 - 20 of 531 1    USING ECOLOGICAL LAND UNITS IN A GAP ANALYSIS FOR CONSERVATION PLANNING IN A SOUTHWESTERN OHIO WATERSHED Gap analysis is a method to identify insufficiency in biodiversity protection. In degraded agricultural landscapes, it requires information on the past, present, and the potential natural distribution of forest vegetation to construct a comprehensive... 2    Applying biodiversity gap analysis in a regional nature reserve design for the Edge of Appalachia, Ohio (U.S.A.) A biodiversity gap analysis is a method, now usually employing geographic information systems, for identifying deficiencies in existing biodiversity protection. Key principles of gap analysis were app 3    The Gap Analysis Program Website/Portal The goal of the GAP Analysis Program is to keep common species common by identifying those species and plant communities that are not adequately represented in existing conservation lands. Common species are those not currently threatened with... 4    Pennsylvania conservation gap fish habitat model for the Ohio lamprey (Ichthyomyzon bdellium); 90 meter resolution This layer represents a potential habitat model for the Ohio lamprey (Ichthyomyzon bdellium) in Pennsylvania. The model associates occurrence of suitable habitat with key environmental factors that can be mapped over the entire region. These key... 5    96g001.pdf Environmental Management Environmental Management Environmental Management Environmental Management Technical Center Technical Center Technical Center Technical Center National Biological Service U.S. Department of the Interior 96-G001 96 6    GAP Analysis Species Habitat Models - Alabama Shad (Alosa alabamae) Habitat model for Alabama shad. Includes the following layer: GAP animals, Gap Land Cover, GAPstewardship, Other GAP data, NatureServe range maps, GBIF museum records, political boundaries, Transportation, Hydrography, Elevation/Shaded relie,... 7    GAP Analysis Bulletin Number 15 The Mission of the Gap Analysis Program (GAP) <http://gapanalysis.nbii.gov> is to promote conservation by providing broad geographic information on biological diversity to resource managers, planners, and policy makers who can use the information to... 8    Aquatic GAP Projects Aquatic GAP Projects Aquatic GAP Pilot Project State-based Projects Florida Aquatic GAP Hawaii Marine Gap Analysis Iowa Aquatic GAP Kansas Aquatic GAP New York Aquatic GAP Ohio Aquatic GAP 9    Great Lakes Fishes - Volume XIV Bibliography 10    Microsoft Word - 8th Biennial Conference of Research - Program - final ver… (2) Eighth Biennial Conference of Research on the Colorado Plateau du Bois Center, Northern Arizona University 7 - 10 November 2005 Program and Abstracts of Presented Papers and Posters (Version 11    Search Results: Partners In Flight--Research and Monitoring Needs : While several ongoing research efforts are now focusing on these mountain top communities and the breeding biology of Bicknell's Thrush, continued censuses of Bicknell's Thrush and other species should be undertaken at all sites of the... 12    Federally-Managed Lands Federally-Managed Lands File: fedlanp020.shp Abstract: This map layer consists of federally owned or administered lands of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the 13    Emerald Ash Borer: Research and Technology Development Meeting 2005 FHTET-2005-16 January 2006 Forest H ealth Technology E nterprise Team TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Emerald Ash Borer Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Forest Service U.S. 14    Fish Passage through Dams in Large Temperate Floodplain Rivers: An Annotated Bibliography Fish Passage through Dams in Large Temperate Floodplain Rivers: An Annotated Bibliography By Brian S. Ickes, Joseph H. Wlosinski, Brent C. Knights, and Steven 15    fish_passage_bibliography.wpd Fish Passage through Dams in Large Temperate Floodplain Rivers: An Annotated Bibliography By Brian S. Ickes, Joseph H. Wlosinski, Brent C. Knights, and Steven 16    55-57 United States Great Lakes National Program Office 77 West Jackson Boulevard Agency Chicago, Illinois 60604 EPA-905-B02-001-A Environmental Protection December 2002 EPA A 17    A Guidance Manual to Support the Assessment of Contaminated Sediments in Freshwater, Estuarine, and Marine Ecosystems in British Columbia A Guidance Manual to Support the Assessment of Contaminated Sediments in Freshwater, Estuarine, and Marine Ecosystems in British Columbia Volume I – An Ecosystem-Based Framework for Assessing 18    Emerald Ash Borer Research and Technology Development Meeting 2004 Emerald Ash Borer 19    Microsoft Word - henslow2.RTF Henslow's Sparrow Status Assessment June 1996 Prepared by: Lori Pruitt U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 620 South Walker Street Bloomington, IN 47403-2121 20    PROCEEDINGS OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER RESEARCH CONSORTIUM VOLUME 39 12-13 April 2007 Visit our web site: http://www.umesc.usgs.gov/ Next>> GAP Bulletins   Processing...