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...large eyes detect movement 4 miles (6.5 kilometers) away. Once widespread in the southwestern desert, the Sonoran pronghorn is now restricted to three isolated herds, two in Mexico and one in America. With a total population of fewer than 500 animals, it is highly endangered.
The Barry M. Goldwater Range, one-half managed by the Air Force and the other by the Marine Corps, contains most of the Sonoran pronghorn's remaining habitat in the United States. At more than 1.7 million acres (688,000 hectares), the Goldwater Range looms large...
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