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An Introduction to the Vegetation and Ecology of the Eastern Edwards Plateau (Hill Country) of Texas |
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Biology, University of Texas. Please do not use without attribution. These web pages and the associated pdf document were originally prepared for Bio 384C (Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior), the core course for first-year EEB graduate students at the University of Texas at Austin. At present these pages do not have pictures, but I hope to add them eventually.
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Contents Geology, soils, climate, seasons and phenology Plant communities, past and present Miscellaneous natural history (deer, fire ants, reading the landscape, canyons, ball moss, armadillos, harvester ants, King Ranch bluestem, Texas winter grass) Field guides, bibliography, more links
Section of Integrative Biology EEB graduate program Plant Biology graduate program University of Texas home page
last modified: 21 December 2005
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