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From the alpine Sierra Nevada, California.

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From Olympic National Park, Washington.

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From Baja California, Mexico.

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From Baja California, Mexico.

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From coastal rocks, Marin County, California.

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An endolithic lichen with Placopsis lambii
From Willamette National Forest, Oregon.

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From Spar Canyon, southwestern Idaho.

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From the alpine Sierra Nevada, California.

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From Olympic National Park, Washington.

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Umbilicaria sp. with crusts
From Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte Islands), British Columbia.

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Verrucaria epimaura (center) and Hydropunctaria maura (edges)
From Haida gwaii (Queen Charlotte Islands), British Columbia.

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From Spar Canyon, southwestern Idaho.

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From southeastern Idaho.

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From Los Padres National Forest, southern California.

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(the pale yellow-green lichen is Dimelaena oreina)
From the North Shore of Lake Superior, Ontario.

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Rhizocarpon geographicum (group) and other lichens on beach cobbles.
From the North Shore of Lake Superior, Ontario.

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The lobed lichen is probably Rusavskia elegans. The pure crust in the upper left and lower right corners is an unidentified species of Caloplaca.

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Lichens on a stone wall in West Virginia. The light yellow-green lichen is Arctoparmelia centrifuga the dark lichens are Lasallia papulosa and Fuscidea sp.

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Fog-zone lichens from Marin County, California, just north of San Francisco. On the top is Lecanora pinguis, the fruticose lichens are Niebla sp. The black and white lichen might be Dimelaena radiata, but that's only a guess.

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On a rock in the sub-alpine zone of the northern Sierra Nevada, California are Physcia caesia (the light-colored lichen), Phaeophyscia decolor (top right) and Phaeophyscia sciastra (left).

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From the San Francisco Bay Area.

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Fog-zone lichens from Marin County, California, just north of San Francisco.

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Fog-zone lichens from Marin County, California, just north of San Francisco.

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From coastal rocks, Marin County, California.

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From Merced Falls, central Sierra Nevada Foothills, California.

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Fog-zone lichens from Marin County, California, just north of San Francisco.

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From Merced Falls, central Sierra Nevada Foothills, California.

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From the Sierra Nevada, California.

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Fog-zone lichens from Marin County, California, just north of San Francisco.

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From coastal rocks, Sonoma County, California.

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Fog-zone lichens from Marin County, California, just north of San Francisco.

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