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10 <br /> Slide #7 <br /> = .< <br /> _ <br /> W. <br /> EASTERN BOX TURTLE FOUR-TOED SALAMANDER <br /> AL <br /> Dry-wet mixed Sparsely settled Wet-mesic <br /> hardwood/pine forests mixed habitats hardwood forests <br /> 3 HABITAT GUILDS ■ ■ESENTATIVE OF . PRIORITY TERRESTRIAL WILDLIFE SPECIES <br /> Johnny Randall said if you protect the habitat for one species, you are protecting habitat <br /> for a multitude of other species. <br /> Slide #8 <br /> WHAT DOES THE DATA MEAN? <br /> ,l -a <br /> Legend z <br /> Habitat Patches Corridors Background ` ' ; 1 <br /> Connectivity Priority Connectivity Priority Types <br /> hest 1-Highest 1-Hi Barrier(no color) <br /> 9 g �� .2. .. � a o�6� f vtr:• <br /> 2-Higher 2-Higher Habitat fragment <br /> 3-High 3-High Non-habitat <br /> 1',4 <br /> 4-Moderate 4-Moderate <br /> ,c <br /> L• _I Ntlepn <br /> 5-Unranked 5-Unranked <br /> LXATXAU {` / <br /> v' <br /> su�,r <br /> j� <br /> ru y%W.I. <br /> Johnny Randall said that the habitat patches in the dark green areas, follow areas like the <br /> Eno River, New Hope Creek, Morgan Creek, and Bolin Creek. He said that it is interesting to think <br /> about that these habitats are connected all the way to the Atlantic Ocean. He said that it feeds <br />