In Tennessee, populations of the state endangered Streamside Salamander (Ambystoma
barbouri) are in decline as their distribution lies mostly within rapidly developing areas in the …

Abstract Populations of Ambystoma barbouri (Streamside Salamander) have recently been
identified in the Central Basin of middle Tennessee. Little is known regarding the …

For many amphibian species of conservation concern, our understanding of drivers of
distribution and abundance are based on data collected at only a few localities. Thus …

Abstract Environmental DNA (eDNA), or DNA that is shed into the environment by an
organism, can be used to detect the presence of cryptic species. However, eDNA …

Abstract Ambystoma barbouri (Streamside Salamander) inhabits upland deciduous forests
associated with ephemeral first-and second-order streams throughout middle Tennessee …

The cedar glades and barrens of the Inner Central Basin (ICB) of middle Tennessee support
a unique and diverse flora and fauna and represent some of the state's most valued natural …

Ambystoma barbouri (streamside salamanders) are stream-breeding mole salamanders that
rely on seasonally intermittent, fishless streams for egg and larval development but are …

The snail kite (Rostrhamus sociabilis plumbeus), an endangered, wetland-dependent raptor,
is highly sensitive to changes in hydrology. Climate-driven changes in water level will likely …

Ambystomatid salamanders in central Mexico are confronted by anthropogenic threats that
can limit their distribution and abundance. Ambystoma altamirani (Mountain Stream …

In Tennessee, populations of the Streamside Salamander (Ambystoma barbouri) are in
decline as their distribution lies within developing areas in the Inner Nashville Basin (INB) …