Appendix C. Summary and photographs of abnormalities to wood frog populations at the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska.

Appendix A. A table showing results of models describing the relation between otter counts and terrestrial and marine habitat variables for coastal river otters in Prince William Sound, Alaska, USA.

Merav Ben-David (479557)
Gail M. Blundell (745794)
John W. Kern (2913824)
Julie A. K. Maier (2913821)
Evelyn D. Brown (2913818)
Stephen C. Jewett (2913815)

August 2016

A table showing results of models describing the relation between otter counts and terrestrial and m...

Appendix A. Spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum), wood frog (Rana sylvatica), and American toad (Bufo americanus) adults and egg clutches, showing differences in clutch structure.

Ivan Gomez-Mestre (498192)
Justin C. Touchon (302355)
Karen M. Warkentin (302357)

August 2016

Spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum), wood frog (Rana sylvatica), and American toad (Bufo americ...

Appendix A. Tables showing number of first captures and recaptures of metamorphs, males and females for the years 1989–1997 and body mass at metamorphosis, size at metamorphosis and date of metamorphosis of male and female spadefoot toads for the years 1989–1993.

Benedikt R. Schmidt (193795)
Walter Hödl (201583)
Michael Schaub (80488)

August 2016

Tables showing number of first captures and recaptures of metamorphs, males and females for the year...

Appendix C. Mean final densities of juvenile wood frogs in high-quality habitat treatments in 1×4 m pens two weeks after initial release.

David A. Patrick (2911814)
Elizabeth B. Harper (2907263)
Malcolm L. Hunter Jr. (2907278)
Aram J. K. Calhoun (2916281)

August 2016

Mean final densities of juvenile wood frogs in high-quality habitat treatments in 1×4 m pens two wee...

Appendix C. Site-level information on spruce beetle activity for sites on the Alaska Peninsula.

Rosemary L. Sherriff (518830)
Edward E. Berg (2923134)
Amy E. Miller (2922546)

August 2016

Site-level information on spruce beetle activity for sites on the Alaska Peninsula

Appendix A. Supplementary map and images of burned and unburned boreal habitats from our study area.

Tyler L. Lewis (2927547)
Mark S. Lindberg (103847)
Joel A. Schmutz (133334)
Mark R. Bertram (2927550)

August 2016

Supplementary map and images of burned and unburned boreal habitats from our study area

Appendix C. A table listing species for multiple habitats within Bruce Peninsula National Park, Ontario, Canada.

M. A. de Gruchy (2913785)
R. J. Reader (2913791)
D. W. Larson (2913788)

August 2016

A table listing species for multiple habitats within Bruce Peninsula National Park, Ontario, Canada

Data from: Multiple stressors and the cause of amphibian abnormalities

Reeves, Mari K.
Perdue, Margaret
Holyoak, Marcel
Hagedorn, Birgit
Rinella, Daniel
Bogan, Daniel
Munk, LeeAnn
Battaglin, William

July 2017

The repeated occurrence of abnormal amphibians in nature points to ecological imbalance, yet identif...

Appendix C. Figures showing overall amphibian reproductive success and species richness by year and land use in Houston and Winona Counties, Minnesota, 2000–2001.

Melinda G. Knutson (2903387)
William B. Richardson (440010)
David M. Reineke (2903396)
Brian R. Gray (2903390)
Jeffrey R. Parmelee (2903399)
Shawn E. Weick (2903393)

August 2016

Figures showing overall amphibian reproductive success and species richness by year and land use in ...

Appendix A. Supplementary photo of the study species and additional distribution information.

Adam S. Hadley (2927919)
Sarah J. K. Frey (2927916)
W. Douglas Robinson (2905925)
W. John Kress (30602)
Matthew G. Betts (142853)

August 2016

Supplementary photo of the study species and additional distribution information

Appendix A. Figure showing Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) whitebark pine distribution contained in either national parks or designated wilderness.

William W. Macfarlane (2908826)
Jesse A. Logan (2908823)
Wilson R. Kern (2908829)

August 2016

Figure showing Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) whitebark pine distribution contained in either n...

Appendix A. Bird species observed in suppressed, released, and previously tall growth conditions in and around Yellowstone National Park's northern range.

Lisa M. Baril (2907572)
Andrew J. Hansen (438884)
Roy Renkin (2907575)
Rick Lawrence (2907569)

August 2016

Bird species observed in suppressed, released, and previously tall growth conditions in and around Y...

FrogAbnormalities

Perdue, Margaret
Reeves, Mari K.
Holyoak, Marcel
Hagedorn, Birgit
Rinella, Daniel
Bogan, Daniel
Munk, LeeAnn
Battaglin, William

September 2014

Information on abnormalities, size, and developmental stage for the over 9,000 frogs examined for ab...

Appendix A. A table showing tiger salamander breeding pond sites assayed for introduced alleles at three or eight molecular markers.

Benjamin M. Fitzpatrick (2904527)
H. Bradley Shaffer (651378)

August 2016

A table showing tiger salamander breeding pond sites assayed for introduced alleles at three or eigh...

Appendix B. Table summarizing the number of metamorphs of each species captured at all wetland treatment combinations for both sampling years.

Christopher D. Shulse (2908466)
Raymond D. Semlitsch (410031)
Kathleen M. Trauth (2908463)
James E. Gardner (2908469)

August 2016

Table summarizing the number of metamorphs of each species captured at all wetland treatment combina...

Appendix A. A table showing results of models describing the relation between otter counts and terrestrial and marine habitat variables for coastal river otters in Prince William Sound, Alaska, USA.

Merav Ben-David (479557)
Gail M. Blundell (745794)
John W. Kern (2913824)
Julie A. K. Maier (2913821)
Evelyn D. Brown (2913818)
Stephen C. Jewett (2913815)

August 2016

A table showing results of models describing the relation between otter counts and terrestrial and m...

Appendix A. Spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum), wood frog (Rana sylvatica), and American toad (Bufo americanus) adults and egg clutches, showing differences in clutch structure.

Ivan Gomez-Mestre (498192)
Justin C. Touchon (302355)
Karen M. Warkentin (302357)

August 2016

Spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum), wood frog (Rana sylvatica), and American toad (Bufo americ...

Appendix A. Tables showing number of first captures and recaptures of metamorphs, males and females for the years 1989–1997 and body mass at metamorphosis, size at metamorphosis and date of metamorphosis of male and female spadefoot toads for the years 1989–1993.

Benedikt R. Schmidt (193795)
Walter Hödl (201583)
Michael Schaub (80488)

August 2016

Tables showing number of first captures and recaptures of metamorphs, males and females for the year...

Appendix C. Mean final densities of juvenile wood frogs in high-quality habitat treatments in 1×4 m pens two weeks after initial release.

David A. Patrick (2911814)
Elizabeth B. Harper (2907263)
Malcolm L. Hunter Jr. (2907278)
Aram J. K. Calhoun (2916281)

August 2016

Mean final densities of juvenile wood frogs in high-quality habitat treatments in 1×4 m pens two wee...

Appendix C. Site-level information on spruce beetle activity for sites on the Alaska Peninsula.

Rosemary L. Sherriff (518830)
Edward E. Berg (2923134)
Amy E. Miller (2922546)

August 2016

Site-level information on spruce beetle activity for sites on the Alaska Peninsula

Appendix A. Supplementary map and images of burned and unburned boreal habitats from our study area.

Tyler L. Lewis (2927547)
Mark S. Lindberg (103847)
Joel A. Schmutz (133334)
Mark R. Bertram (2927550)

August 2016

Supplementary map and images of burned and unburned boreal habitats from our study area

Appendix C. A table listing species for multiple habitats within Bruce Peninsula National Park, Ontario, Canada.

M. A. de Gruchy (2913785)
R. J. Reader (2913791)
D. W. Larson (2913788)

August 2016

A table listing species for multiple habitats within Bruce Peninsula National Park, Ontario, Canada

Data from: Multiple stressors and the cause of amphibian abnormalities

Reeves, Mari K.
Perdue, Margaret
Holyoak, Marcel
Hagedorn, Birgit
Rinella, Daniel
Bogan, Daniel
Munk, LeeAnn
Battaglin, William

July 2017

The repeated occurrence of abnormal amphibians in nature points to ecological imbalance, yet identif...

Appendix C. Figures showing overall amphibian reproductive success and species richness by year and land use in Houston and Winona Counties, Minnesota, 2000–2001.

Melinda G. Knutson (2903387)
William B. Richardson (440010)
David M. Reineke (2903396)
Brian R. Gray (2903390)
Jeffrey R. Parmelee (2903399)
Shawn E. Weick (2903393)

August 2016

Figures showing overall amphibian reproductive success and species richness by year and land use in ...

Appendix A. Supplementary photo of the study species and additional distribution information.

Adam S. Hadley (2927919)
Sarah J. K. Frey (2927916)
W. Douglas Robinson (2905925)
W. John Kress (30602)
Matthew G. Betts (142853)

August 2016

Supplementary photo of the study species and additional distribution information

Appendix A. Figure showing Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) whitebark pine distribution contained in either national parks or designated wilderness.

William W. Macfarlane (2908826)
Jesse A. Logan (2908823)
Wilson R. Kern (2908829)

August 2016

Figure showing Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) whitebark pine distribution contained in either n...

Appendix A. Bird species observed in suppressed, released, and previously tall growth conditions in and around Yellowstone National Park's northern range.

Lisa M. Baril (2907572)
Andrew J. Hansen (438884)
Roy Renkin (2907575)
Rick Lawrence (2907569)

August 2016

Bird species observed in suppressed, released, and previously tall growth conditions in and around Y...

FrogAbnormalities

Perdue, Margaret
Reeves, Mari K.
Holyoak, Marcel
Hagedorn, Birgit
Rinella, Daniel
Bogan, Daniel
Munk, LeeAnn
Battaglin, William

September 2014

Information on abnormalities, size, and developmental stage for the over 9,000 frogs examined for ab...

Appendix A. A table showing tiger salamander breeding pond sites assayed for introduced alleles at three or eight molecular markers.

Benjamin M. Fitzpatrick (2904527)
H. Bradley Shaffer (651378)

August 2016

A table showing tiger salamander breeding pond sites assayed for introduced alleles at three or eigh...

Appendix B. Table summarizing the number of metamorphs of each species captured at all wetland treatment combinations for both sampling years.

Christopher D. Shulse (2908466)
Raymond D. Semlitsch (410031)
Kathleen M. Trauth (2908463)
James E. Gardner (2908469)

August 2016

Table summarizing the number of metamorphs of each species captured at all wetland treatment combina...

Appendix A. A table showing results of models describing the relation between otter counts and terrestrial and marine habitat variables for coastal river otters in Prince William Sound, Alaska, USA.

Merav Ben-David (479557)
Gail M. Blundell (745794)
John W. Kern (2913824)
Julie A. K. Maier (2913821)
Evelyn D. Brown (2913818)
Stephen C. Jewett (2913815)

August 2016

A table showing results of models describing the relation between otter counts and terrestrial and m...

Appendix A. Spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum), wood frog (Rana sylvatica), and American toad (Bufo americanus) adults and egg clutches, showing differences in clutch structure.

Ivan Gomez-Mestre (498192)
Justin C. Touchon (302355)
Karen M. Warkentin (302357)

August 2016

Spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum), wood frog (Rana sylvatica), and American toad (Bufo americ...

Appendix A. Tables showing number of first captures and recaptures of metamorphs, males and females for the years 1989–1997 and body mass at metamorphosis, size at metamorphosis and date of metamorphosis of male and female spadefoot toads for the years 1989–1993.

Benedikt R. Schmidt (193795)
Walter Hödl (201583)
Michael Schaub (80488)

August 2016

Tables showing number of first captures and recaptures of metamorphs, males and females for the year...

Appendix C. Summary and photographs of abnormalities to wood frog populations at the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska.

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Appendix C. Summary and photographs of abnormalities to wood frog populations at the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska.

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