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Nancy E. Karraker, Auteur ; James P. Gibbs, AuteurMany amphibian species are plastic in their selection of breeding sites and use both short- and longer-hydroperiod wetlands. Understanding which wetland types are most important to amphibian production is critical for focusing conservation effor[...]
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W. Gregory Shriver, Auteur ; James P. Gibbs, Auteur ; Hara W. Woltz, Auteur ; Nicole P. Schwarz, Auteur ; Margaret A. Pepper, AuteurSpecies on oceanic islands are more likely to be endemic as well as more extinction-prone than those on continents. The Galapagos Rail Laterallus spilonotus, endemic to the Galapagos Archipelago, is presently known to occur on just four of its s[...]
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Danielle L. Edwards, Auteur ; Edgar Benavides, Auteur ; Ryan C. Garrick, Auteur ; James P. Gibbs, Auteur ; Michael A. Russello, Auteur ; Kirstin B. Dion, Auteur ; Chaz Hyseni, Auteur ; Joseph P. Flanagan, Auteur ; Washington Tapia, Auteur ; Adalgisa Caccone, AuteurThe death of Lonesome George, the last known purebred individual of Chelonoidis abingdoni native to Pinta Island, marked the extinction of one of 10 surviving giant tortoise species from the Galapagos Archipelago. Using a DNA reference dataset i[...]
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W. Gregory Shriver, Auteur ; Thomas P. Hodgman, Auteur ; James P. Gibbs, Auteur ; Peter D. Vickery, Auteur
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Viorel D. Popescu, Auteur ; James P. Gibbs, AuteurMink frogs (Rana septentrionalis) are cold-adapted, climate-sensitive amphibians occurring above the 43rd parallel in North America. We conducted repeated night call surveys at 46 ponds near the southern edge of the species' range to collect pre[...]
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Hara W. Woltz, Auteur ; James P. Gibbs, Auteur ; Peter K. Ducey, AuteurRoad traffic causes significant amphibian and reptile mortality, which could be mitigated through the installation of road crossing structures that facilitate safe passage, but only if reptiles and amphibians are willing to use them. Through a s[...]
