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Biological Opinion, released June 18, 2003.pdf
Critical
Habitat Rule
Biological Opinion
Biological Opinion Appendices A-C
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Biological
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Biological Opinion Appendix E
Economic
Analysis
Economic
Analysis Summary
Environmental
Impact Statement
Environmental Impact Statement Appendices
News
Release
Proposed
Delisting
The eyeless Madla Cave meshweaver (a type of spider) is one of nine endangered invertebrates who has become adapted to an underground life in the caves underlying Bexar County.
Rhadine exilis is a small, eyeless ground beetle that lives with eight other endangered invertebrates in the caves and fractured bedrock below Bexar County. Their habitat is very susceptible to contamination. Some pollutants that sink into the ground move through the bedrock areas before entering the aquifer.
Proposed
Critical Habitat
Final
Critical Habitat
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Draft
Economic Analysis
Final
Economic Analysis
News
Release Announcing Proposal.pdf
Ozark Plateau National Wildlife Refuge
Proposed
Refuge Expansion Environmental Assessment
March
31 2003 Public Meeting
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