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    • Forest Ecology
    • Mammals
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Vegetation zones of Louisiana. 

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For the naturalist, these descriptive zones, defined by their dominant vegetation types, help define the differences in biodiversity and species composition in different areas.  From Yodis et al., 2003.

Louisiana Habitats

You can use the information on this Greauxnative webpage to help assess your native habitat!