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• "The gopher tortoise is known as a keystone species, " she said.
• Gopher tortoise could potentially lose of its habitats if Florida s population doubles.
• Wildlife in the area include gopher tortoise, Suwannee cooter, deer, turkey, and squirrel.
• A recently published book should fill any gaps in your gopher tortoise knowledge.
• Gopher Tortoise Council : http : / / www . gophertortoisecouncil . org/
• The threatened indigo snake and gopher tortoise make their homes in this sawgrass community.
• So we set up the gopher tortoise penal colony.
• Real estate development and a decline in the gopher tortoise population threaten the mouse's future.
• We spotted a gopher tortoise and a lethargic armadillo.
• You can hit a gopher tortoise, an endangered species, and suddenly everything comes to a halt.
• Not to mention the gopher tortoise, which Schueler had first sighted grazing in his vegetable garden.
• Florida also named an official tortoise, the gopher tortoise, the same animal as Georgia's state reptile.
• The gopher tortoise, a gentle, slow-moving creature that has outlived dinosaurs, is Georgia's official state reptile.
• This species of gopher tortoise is the state reptile of Georgia and the state tortoise of Florida.
• Slightly inland from the primary dunes is the Coastal Strand, a shrubby area dominated by gopher tortoise.
• In Mississippi, along State Route 63, chain link fences were built to prevent gopher tortoise mortality from traffic.
• The gopher tortoise reaches maturity at about 10 15 years of age, when their shells are around long.
• Among the wildlife of the park are Florida black bear, Florida scrub jay, sandhill crane, indigo snake, gopher tortoise.
• Except for the desert gopher tortoise, a threatened species, inhabits the desert scrublands in the western end of the park.
• As of 2003, no roadside gopher tortoise deaths had been reported along Route 63 since the construction of the fences.