- The Ozarks, also
known as the
Ozark Mountains,
Ozark Highlands or
Ozark Plateau, is a
physiographic region in the U.S.
states of Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma...
- 72e -
Middle Mississippi Alluvial Plain 72f -
River Hills 72g -
Southern Ozarkian River Bluffs 72i -
Western Dissected Illinoian Till
Plain 72j - Southern...
- vice
president of the
Ozark Writers Guild. She was also
president of the
Ozarkian-Hillcrofter
Society of Missouri, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. In 1932, she began...
- "As a Farm
Woman Thinks,"
introduced her to a
loyal audience of
rural Ozarkians, who enjo**** her
regular columns. Her
topics ranged from home and family...
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central portion of the
Mississippi River basin, but is most
abundant in
Ozarkian streams.
Slender madtoms occur west of the
Mississippi River in the Ozarks...
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nearby Ozark regions.
Streambeds are
generally rocky and tend to be more
Ozarkian in
structure than
those found in the
Wooded Osage Plains to the west. The...
- with the
first installment in
September 2015,
titled "Skunk Cr****: An
Ozarkian FolkTale." "About Todd". "Drury University:
Board of Trustees: Ben A. Parnell...
- with less than 1%
formed from
calcitic limestone.
Species indicative of
Ozarkian calcareous glade communities include Cheilanthes feei (slender lip fern)...
- Missouri, 5(January, 1934): 14-15. Nance, Nancy. “Old Wiver’s Tales,”
Ozarkian Magazine, Springfield, Missouri, 5(April, 1934):8,17. Clemens, Nancy. “The...
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Museum 60. 122 p.
Pilsbry H. A. &
Ferriss J. H. (1907). "Mollusca of the
Ozarkian Fauna".
Proceedings of the
Academy of
Natural Sciences of Philadelphia...
