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CWMP Winter 2013-2014 Monitoring Report Final

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42 CWMP 2013-2014 Winter Field Season Report Appendix 2: CWMP TRACK MEASUREMENT GUIDELINES Length and Width: Use track minimum outline Group length: measured from the back of the track furthest back in a set of 4 tracks to the front of the track furthest forward. NOT USED FOR walking or trotting gaits (groups of 2) Stride: measured from a place on one foot (such as the "center of the front left") to the same place on the same foot the next time it appears in the trail. Straddle: distance from the outside of the leftmost track in a trail to the outside of the rightmost (using minimum outline) Center Straddle: distance from the center of the leftmost track in a trail to the center of the rightmost. Trough: width of the entire disturbance created by an animals trail (greater then the minimum outline of the tracks which may be indecipherable in some instances)

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