Riparian - Land areas directly Crevice - Narrow influenced by a opening or recess body of water Critical Habitat - Road - Any type Legally defined of road that can area designated be used as a under the ESA. feature Culvert - A conduit through which surface Rock - water can flow Unspecified rock under roads type Rock_Outcrop - Part of a rock Day/Night Roost - formation that A place for sleep appears above the used day or night. surface Dead Shrub - Any - On steep shrub that is no rocky slopes with longer living dry shallow soil Deciduous_Leaves - On steep - Leaf debris from rocky slopes with a deciduous tree moist conditions Rookery - The Den - A shelter breeding ground used for for sea birds or giving birth seals Ditch - A long (not narrow excavation defined) - A in the earth place for sleep Duff - Organic top Rootwad - Root layer of forested mass of a fallen soils tree Sand - Smaller than a granule Dung/Scat - (<2mm), larger Animal droppings than a silt grain Fen - A Sand_Beach - wetland that Sand on the shore is less acidic than of a body of a bog water Fence - A barrier Sand_Dune - to mark off a Loose sand piled boundary up by the wind Scabland - An Foraging - An area elevated area, used primarily for underlain by food gathering basalt flows Scrape/Rub - An area or object Forb - Herbaceous altered by plant other than scraping or grass rubbing Seep - Small area Fungi - Any type where liquid of fungus used as percolates slowly substrate to the top Gravel - Rock Serpentine - Land particles mostly where serpentine larger than sand minerals are (>2mm) present Guzzler/Cistern - Shrub - Any type A water catchment of shrub used as system feature
Crevice - Narrow opening or recess Riparian - Land areas directly influenced by a body of water Critical Habitat - Legally defined area designated under the ESA. Road - Any type of road that can be used as a feature Culvert - A conduit through which surface water can flow under roads Rock - Unspecified rock type Day/Night Roost - A place for sleep used day or night. Rock_Outcrop - Part of a rock formation that appears above the surface Dead Shrub - Any shrub that is no longer living - On steep rocky slopes with dry shallow soil Deciduous_Leaves - Leaf debris from a deciduous tree - On steep rocky slopes with moist conditions Den - A shelter used for giving birth Rookery - The breeding ground for sea birds or seals Ditch - A long narrow excavation in the earth (not defined) - A place for sleep Duff - Organic top layer of forested soils Rootwad - Root mass of a fallen tree Dung/Scat - Animal droppings Sand - Smaller than a granule (<2mm), larger than a silt grain Fen - A wetland that is less acidic than a bog Sand_Beach - Sand on the shore of a body of water Fence - A barrier to mark off a boundary Sand_Dune - Loose sand piled up by the wind Foraging - An area used primarily for food gathering Scabland - An elevated area, underlain by basalt flows Forb - Herbaceous plant other than grass Scrape/Rub - An area or object altered by scraping or rubbing Fungi - Any type of fungus used as substrate Seep - Small area where liquid percolates slowly to the top Gravel - Rock particles mostly larger than sand (>2mm) Serpentine - Land where serpentine minerals are present Guzzler/Cistern - A water catchment system Shrub - Any type of shrub used as feature
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