| Natural History of the White-Inyo Range |
| CONTRIBUTORS |
| PREFACE |
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS |
 | INTRODUCTION |
 | PART I— PHYSICAL FEATURES |
| 1— Weather and Climate |
| 2— Geomorphology |
| 3— Geologic History of the White-Inyo Range |
| Road Logs A, B, C |
| PART II— PLANTS |
| 4— Plant Zones |
| • | Desert Scrub Zone (4,000–6,500 ft, 1,219–1,981 m) |
| • | Pinyon-Juniper Woodland Zone (6,500–9,500 ft, 1,981–2,896 m) |
| • | Subalpine Zone (9,500–11,500 ft, 2,896–3,505 m) |
| • | Alpine Zone (11,500–14,246 ft, 3,505–4,342 m) |
| Representative Species of Major Plant Zones |
| • | Desert Scrub Zone (4,000–6,500 ft, 1,219–1,981 m) |
| • | Pinyon-Juniper Woodland Zone (6,500–9,500 ft, 1,981–2,896 m) |
| • | Subalpine Zone (9,500–11,5OO ft, 2,896–3,505 m) |
| • | Alpine Zone (11,500–14,246 ft, 3,505–4,342 m) |
| • | References |
| 5— Trees |
| 6— Shrubs and Flowering Plants |
| PART III— ANIMALS |
| 7— Common Insects and Other Arthropods |
| 8— Fishes |
| 9— Amphibians |
| 10— Reptiles |
| 11— Breeding Birds |
| 12— Mammals |
| PART IV— ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY |
| 13— Native Land Use: Archaeology and Anthropology |
| GLOSSARY |
| PLATE SECTION |
| INDEX |