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Random Species Endemic To The San Francisco Bay Areareport

  • Eriogonum cedrorum

    (E) (Flora)

  • Pentachaeta bellidiflora

    (P) (Flora)

  • Hesperolinon congestum, common name Marin dwarf flax

    (H) (Flora)

  • Chorizanthe valida

    (C) (Flora)

  • Xerces blue, was found in San Francisco

    (Extinct) (Fauna)

  • Streptanthus callistus

    (S) (Flora)

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About This Tool

The San Francisco Bay Area has nine counties and 101 towns. Hidden among the many villages and counties are many rare and precious species that have not yet been discovered by man. The random tool, which collates the entries of 46 species recorded by the scientists, is available for further viewing by interested friends.

Most of the species listed on the species register are found in different areas and towns across the San Francisco Bay Area. If you collect a list of these species in a generator, you can learn the full scientific names, brief descriptions, areas, and cities of each species. Most of these species are introduced from other countries or regions and combined with local soil and water resources, grow into unique species of animals, plants or birds and insects.

Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of species endemic to the San Francisco Bay Area.

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