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Chapter C. Anuran abundance and health at selected springs in the Mojave network parks.

Authors: Elizabeth A Gallegos; Robert N Fisher
Contribution Number: 641

https://doi.org/10.3133/sir20155027

Abstract/Summary

Data collected from the biological surveys completed for this study were evaluated to document the reproduction, estimate the population, and assess the overall health of each of the endemic anuran species present at the Darwin Falls, Piute Spring, and Fortynine Palms Oasis study areas. Where available, historical biological data also were evaluated.

Publication details
Published Date: 2015
Outlet/Publisher: U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Investigations Report pp. 77-95
Media Format:
Abnormalities observed in red-spotted toads (<em>Anaxyrus punctatus</em>) at Piute Spring study area, Mojave Network Parks, California, 2005–06. Ectromelia of hindlimb.<br />Photo by: NWHC, USGS

Abnormalities observed in red-spotted toads (Anaxyrus punctatus) at Piute Spring study area, Mojave Network Parks, California, 2005–06. Ectromelia of hindlimb.
Photo by: NWHC, USGS

ARMI Organizational Units:
Southwest, Southern California - Biology
Topics:
Monitoring and Population Ecology
Keywords:
Bd
climate
life history
monitoring
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