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CRVT Report: --9-74
DATE/TIME CONDUCTED: 081110 Dec 82
SOURCE 63
FILE 14
SITE: White Sands, NM
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White Sands
National
Monument
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dures, fteshu a wild(er
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The worlds Jai st gyp-
surn desert was created mil-
lenniums ago when tlje rnin-
eral was washed from the
fianking San Andres Aloun-
tains, deposited in dry lake
beds, and blown by winds
into dunes---a process still
going on. E'stablished in
1933, Wbite Sands Nafjonail
7Mouu!i.,qA' near.
a,re maes of the.
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ters'who ~Qwik` here Caca
.~evx, the Park Service de-
vised sail Rkk~ picnic shelters
(lower left). To keep a -way
open for cars, employees
spend countless hours grad-
ing and scraping away the
sugar-fine sand,
Surprisingly, the desert
supports much plant. life--
yucca, squawbush, rabbit-
brush, cottonwood, Many
animals, including badger,
skunk, fox, rabbit, coyote,
gopher, and kangaroo rat,
make excursions Into it. A~;
peermanent inhabitant of the
dunes Is the bleached earles5
lizard, Ralbreakh; maeulala
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