Harolds talk about the crotes in Joshua Tree N/P where six species have to share the same acreage but occupy different niches. But there are many places in atrox range where it doesn't have to compete with mitchelli and is very common in rocky areas, using outcrops not only for hibernation but also summer foraging. And of course it becomes less common again in rocky areas where it has to compete with molossus. Each place you go will have it's own scenario.

Rich

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• Seeing is believing, here is a Riverside Atrox from Box Canyon - lateralis, Mon Mar 28 22:25:37 2005
• RE: Seeing is believing, here is a Riverside Atrox from Box Canyon - phobos, Wed Mar 30 20:19:01 2005
• RE: Seeing is believing, here is a Riverside Atrox from Box Canyon - lateralis, Wed Mar 30 22:40:58 2005
• RE: Seeing is believing, here is a Riverside Atrox from Box Canyon - phobos, Thu Mar 31 05:34:17 2005
• RE: Seeing is believing, here is a Riverside Atrox from Box Canyon - lateralis, Thu Mar 31 16:26:57 2005
• I believe you got that info from...... - Rich G.cascabel, Sun Apr 3 11:08:10 2005
• RE: I believe you got that info from...... - lateralis, Sat Apr 9 22:00:33 2005
• That was actually a reply to Phobos' statement..... - Rich G.cascabel, Sun Apr 10 11:20:12 2005
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• Seeing is believing, here is a Riverside Atrox from Box Canyon - regalringneck, Sun Apr 3 09:45:36 2005