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Table of Contents

• Breeding Bird Atlas Home
• Acknowledgements
• The Natural Divisions of Missouri
• Abundance Data Routes and Data Gathering Procedure
• Additional Species Reported in Atlas Blocks Historically Never Confirmed to Breed in Missouri (Robbins and Easterla 1992)
• Brown-headed Cowbird Parasitism

Relative abundance of breeding bird species by Natural Division, 1986-1992

• Glaciated Plains 1, 2, 3, 4
• Big Rivers & Ozark Border 1, 2
• Ozarks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
• Osage Plains
• Mississippi Lowlands

Maps

• Missouri's Counties
• Locations Cited in Species Accounts
• Missouri's Cities and Towns
• Missouri's Major Rivers and Streams
• Missouri's Forests
• Abundance Surveys
• Guide to Species Accounts
• Species Accounts

Atlas Block Descriptions and Summaries of Species, Volunteers and Survey Hours

• Acorn Ridge - Azen
• Bado Se - Bynumville
• Cabool Ne - Cyrene
• Dadeville - Dyestone Mountain
• Eagle Rock - Exeter
• Fair Grove - Fuson
• Gaines - Guthrie
• Hagers Grove - Huzzah
• Iantha - Koshkonong
• La Belle - Luystown
• Macks Creek - Mystic
• Nagogami Lodge - Ozark Springs
• Pacific - Pyrmont
• Queen City - Rutledge
• Safe - Sycamore
• Taberville - Vista
• Wachita Mountain - Zalma

Reference

• Literature Cited

Missouri's Forests

The map of Missouri's forests (Figure 12, black areas) is based on 1984TM data. Resolution is 30 meters. Minimum mapping units varied across the state with 2.5 acres in northern Missouri and 5 acres in southern Missouri.

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