December 1962
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Chesapeake Science
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... Determining refugia locations for the enigmatic C. horridus is difficult, and consequently only a few refugia locations are known throughout the state. Such refugia are typically found along larger river valleys and unglaciated regions in northwestern and southern Illinois where outcrops and ridgelines intersect with most of the states' remaining forests (Bielema, 2022;Phillips, Crawford & Kuhns, 2022;Smith, 1961). We chose our two sites because: (1) the latitudinal difference presented an opportunity to examine phenological differences between populations; (2) refugia were situated on private or protected lands which we had permission to access; and (3) we knew of the exact location of refugia entrances (Bielema, 2022;S Eckert, 2023, unpublished data). ...
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December 1962
Chesapeake Science