Confusion presently surrounds the systematics of the salamanders of the genera Eurycea and Typhlomolge of the Edwards Plateau of central Texas. Existing morphological evidence is reviewed and found to be inadequate to resolve the status of the genus Typhlomolge. New data on skull morphology supports the continued recognition of this genus. The advanced troglobite Typhlomolge robusta Longley, 1978, is redescribed and shown to share the features which distinguish T. rathbuni from the Texas Eurycea. Typhlomolge rathbuni and T. robusta may be parapatric in the San Marcos Pool of the Balcones Aquifer
During 2000-2002 we surveyed for salamanders in the larger limestone caves of Mississippi, all withi...
Osteological variation is recorded among and within four of the most distinctive species of the Mexi...
The Coastal Plain of the southeastern U. S. is one of the planet’s top biodiversity hotspots and yet...
Confusion presently surrounds the systematics of the salamanders of the genera Eurycea and Typhlomol...
We describe a new species of salamander (Eurycea) from the Barton Springs segment of the Edwards Aqu...
Genetic variation and phylogenetic relationships of central Texas nontransforming spring and cave sa...
Unusual levels of individual and populational variation and character discordance in three samples o...
Stejneger\u27s 1896 description of Typhlomolge rathbuni, the Texas blind salamander, from the artesi...
A new species of salamander of the genus Eurycea is described from Barton Springs, Austin, Texas, US...
The Ozark Plateau is home to several species of plethodontid salamanders. A previous study has shown...
The Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae) is a groundwater-dependent, neotenic species en...
Many organisms are known to reach high levels of endemism and biodiversity in the temperate forests ...
Most swamp-dwelling dusky salamanders of the genus Desmognathus from the Coastal Plain were long tre...
The Edwards Aquifer supports an important ecosystem with rarely seen faunas that have unique adaptat...
During 2000-2002 we surveyed for salamanders in the larger limestone caves of Mississippi, all withi...
Osteological variation is recorded among and within four of the most distinctive species of the Mexi...
The Coastal Plain of the southeastern U. S. is one of the planet’s top biodiversity hotspots and yet...
Confusion presently surrounds the systematics of the salamanders of the genera Eurycea and Typhlomol...
We describe a new species of salamander (Eurycea) from the Barton Springs segment of the Edwards Aqu...
Genetic variation and phylogenetic relationships of central Texas nontransforming spring and cave sa...
Unusual levels of individual and populational variation and character discordance in three samples o...
Stejneger\u27s 1896 description of Typhlomolge rathbuni, the Texas blind salamander, from the artesi...
A new species of salamander of the genus Eurycea is described from Barton Springs, Austin, Texas, US...
The Ozark Plateau is home to several species of plethodontid salamanders. A previous study has shown...
The Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae) is a groundwater-dependent, neotenic species en...
Many organisms are known to reach high levels of endemism and biodiversity in the temperate forests ...
Most swamp-dwelling dusky salamanders of the genus Desmognathus from the Coastal Plain were long tre...
The Edwards Aquifer supports an important ecosystem with rarely seen faunas that have unique adaptat...
During 2000-2002 we surveyed for salamanders in the larger limestone caves of Mississippi, all withi...
Osteological variation is recorded among and within four of the most distinctive species of the Mexi...
The Coastal Plain of the southeastern U. S. is one of the planet’s top biodiversity hotspots and yet...