THE SOUTH 
OGILVIE 
MOUNTAINS 
RANGE 
presence of cliffs 
altitude 
slope 
aspect 
vegetation 
winter range 
Figure 1. 
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The Evaluation of 
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Possible Lambing Sites 
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SlOb* 
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SlOc* 
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Site S7. The outcrops are broken, but they are too low and smooth to 
provide safety. They are located in an area where predators can approach 
from above and below. The cliffs face southwest and have adequate 
vegetation. 
Site S8. This site is located on a gentle slope and has low, smooth 
cliffs. Vegetation is limited and there is no winter range nearby. 
Site S9. This site is a very small cliff ridge that faces south. 
Its low height makes it easily accessible to predators. Again, the 
altitude is low and there is no winter range nearby. 
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