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Attention:

Warren Roberts
Claremont, California

With regard to corridors and islands there is a rather good book, which is 
surprisingly inexpensive called "NATURE RESERVES', by Craig L. Shafer.  It 
is a little old - 1990 -but goes through some practical examples.

Glen 
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