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	Chapter 4 Figures:
	Proportion of U.S. species at risk (figure 4-1)
	Proportion of species at risk by plant and animal group (figure 4-2)
	Conservation status of federally listed species (figure 4-6)
	Extinctions in America (figure 4-10)
	Chapter 5 Figures:
	Overall state patterns of diversity, endemism, and rarity (figure 5-1a,b & c)
	Plant diversity, endemism, and rarity (figure 5-4a,b, & c)
	Vertebrate diversity, endemism, and rarity (figure 5-6a,b, & c)
	Mammal diversity, endemism, and rarity (figure 5-7a,b, & c)
	Bird diversity, endemism, and rarity (figure 5-8a & b)
	Reptile diversity, endemism, and rarity (figure 5-11a & b)
	Amphibian diversity, endemism, and rarity (figure 5-12a & b)
	Freshwater fish diversity, endemism, and rarity (figure 5-13a & b)
	Chapter 6 Figures:
	Distribution of federally listed threatened and endangered species (figure 6-1)
	County distribution of federally listed species (figure 6-2)
	Federally listed species by equal area hexagons (figure 6-3)
	Distribution of imperiled species (figure 6-4)
	Distribution of imperiled species by ecoregion (figure 6-5)
	Imperiled species by equal area hexagons (figure 6-6)
	Hot spots of rarity and richness (figure 6-9)
	Regional concentrations of aquatic biodiversity (figure 6-13)
	Hot spots for fishes and mussels (figure 6-14)
	Critical watersheds for conserving aquatic biodiversity (figure 6-15)
	Chapter 7 Figures:
	Diversity of ecological communities (figure 7-5)
	Changes in natural vegetation (figure 7-11a & b)
	Distribution of imperiled ecological communities (figure 7-14a & b)
	Chapter 9 Figures:
	Selected Nature Conservancy land protection activites (figure 9-2)
	Chapter 10 Figures:
	Number of species on federal lands (figure 10-4)

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