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Chapter IV.10 Paleontological Resources

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Chapter IV.11 Land Uses and Policies

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Chapter IV.12 Agricultural Land and Production

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Chapter IV.13 BLM Lands and Realty—Rights-of-way and Land Tenure

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Chapter IV.14 BLM Special Designations, Classifications, Allocations, and Lands With Wilderness Characteristics

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Chapter IV.15 Mineral Resources

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Chapter IV.16 Livestock Grazing

None

Chapter IV.17 Wild Horses and Burros

Lovich, E.L. and J.R. Ennen. 2011. Wildlife Conservation and Solar Energy Development in

the Desert Southwest, United States. BioScience 61(12):982-992. December 2011.

Chapter IV.18 Outdoor Recreation

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Chapter IV.19 Transportation and Public Access

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AP.pdf. Accessed December 30, 2013.

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Chapter IV.26 Other Required NEPA and CEQA Analyses

None

Chapter IV.27 Comparison of Alternatives

None

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