F O R T Y- F O U R Monitoring Salamander Populations in Great Smoky Mountains National Park E R I N J. HYD E AN D TH E O D O R E R. S I M O N S Recent evidence of worldwide amphibian population declines - Red-cheeked Salamander - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	F O R T Y- F O U R Monitoring Salamander Populations in Great Smoky Mountains National Park E R I N J. HYD E AN D TH E O D O R E R. S I M O N S Recent evidence of worldwide amphibian population declines Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-08-11 13:56:41 Open Document File Size: 279,89 KB Share Result on Facebook City Bury / / Company Bain / misleading S A / CVs / / Continent North America / / Country Jordan / United States / / IndustryTerm search techniques / study site / / NaturalFeature Appalachians / Mount LeConte USGS / / Person Keith Langdon / Hyde / Dana Soehn / Bruce / Larissa Bailey / Ash / Ken Pollock / / Region southern Appalachians / / SocialTag Lungless salamanders Pygmy salamander Fauna of the United States Red Back Salamander Woodland salamander Transect Plethodon glutinosus Red-cheeked Salamander Eurycea Salamandroidea

F O R T Y- F O U R Monitoring Salamander Populations in Great Smoky Mountains National Park E R I N J. HYD E AN D TH E O D O R E R. S I M O N S Recent evidence of worldwide amphibian population declinesAdd to Reading List