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Impact of oil and gas development on the blunt-nosed leopard lizards

by: Chesemore, David L; United States. Bureau of Land Management

Publication date: 1980

Topics: Leopard lizards, Oil and gas leases, Habitat (Ecology), Leopard lizards, Oil and gas leases, Habitat (Ecology)

Publisher: [Fresno, Calif.] : [California State University]

Collection: blmlibrary; fedlink; americana

Contributor: Bureau of Land Management Library

Language: English

"February 1980"--cover

"The impact of oil and gas development on blunt-nosed leopard lizards (Gambelia silus) was studied in the southerm San Joaquin Valley, California, during May-July 1979. Ecological features on 14 study sites were described. Relative densities of lizards on all 14 sites were estimated and absolute densities on 5 intensive study sites were determined. Increased oil and gas development decreased the number of lizards present on a site"--from Abstract

Bureau of Land Management contract