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The Structure of Sonoran Desert Bird Communities: Effects of Vegetation Structure and Precipitation
The structure of Sonoran Desert bird communities was studied along both a vegetation gradient (at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Arizona) and a latitudinal gradient (from Burro Creek, Arizona to Sierra Libre, Sonora, Mexico). The vegetation gradient consisted of 4 sites which varied in vegetat
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