FIGURE 91 in Systematics, distribution and ecological analysis of rodents in Jordan

FIGURE 91. Habitat types: A: Temperate Mediterranean habitat with abundance of evergreen oak (Quercus sp.) and pine forests in northern Jordan. B: non—forest Mediterranean habitat with agricultural fields. C: Desert rocky slopes and sandstone mountains. D: wadi beds with silt dunes and loess substrates. E: Sand dunes with Haloxylon shrubs and Acacia trees in Wādī 'Araba. F: Open Hamada in eastern Jordan with ample bushes of Seidlitzia rosmarinus. G: Bolders of black lava desert in eastern Jordan. H: The riparian habitat at theYramouk River Basin in northern Jordan. I: Habitat loss and degradation as a result of overgrazing. J: Fragmentation and deforestation through land tenure and agricultural practices.