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  Laguna
San Ignacio: source
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Centro
de Investigaciónes Biologicas de Baja California
Sur. A.C. 1994. Manifestacion de Impacto
Ambiental Modalidad Intermedia: Proyecto
"Salitrales de San Ignacio". Segunda
parte: 459pp. + anexos. |
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Ortega,
A. y A. Castellanos. (eds). 1995. Estrategia para
el manejo de la reserva de la biosfera El
Vizcaino, B.C.S., México. Centro de
Investigaciones Biologicas del Noroeste, S.C.
12:130p.+ 2 anexos. |
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Stebbins,
R.C. 1985. Peterson Field Guide of Western
Reptiles and Amphibians. 2 nd edition. Houghton
Mifflin Company. U.S.A. 336 pp. This field guide have a descriptions of
244 species and 260 subspecies, 600
illustrations, also line drawings showing details
of anatomy, reproduction etc. 200 range maps of
the western U.S. and canada and extending
coverage into Baja California.
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Dedina,
S. and E. Young. 1995. Conservation and
developmenrt in the Gray whale lagoons of Baja
California Sur, Mexico. Final report to the U.S.
Marine Mammal Commision. U.S. Marine Mammal
Commision 55p. This
report identifies activities that could have a
negative impact on two gray whale
calving/breeding habitats. Laguna San Ignacio and
Bahia Magdalena. This report describes. The
natural history, exploitation, protection and
status of gray whales in Mexico. The physical and
human geography of the study area. Past
conservation efforts in the study area. The
environmental management structure in the study
area and the environmental impact review process
in Mexico. Past, existing, and planned
development and commercial activities in the
areas. Finally, impediments to assessment and
control of activities with potentially adverse
impacts and possible means to improve gray whale
conservation.
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