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Mt. Mansfield Amphibian Monitoring, 1993-2018
- File Title
- Mt. Mansfield Amphibian Monitoring, 1993-2018
- File Type
- Annual report
- Description
- After an initial amphibian survey and establishment of monitoring protocols, populations of amphibian species have been monitored almost annually on Mount Mansfield since 1993. The goals of the monitoring are to (1) establish a baseline data set of abundance indices for the amphibian species caught in the fences, (2) monitor year-to-year changes in their abundance indices, (3) monitor changes in the number and type of obvious external abnormalities, (4) gather inventory data for the Vermont Herp Atlas, and (5) gather basic natural history information on the species present. Amphibians are targeted for this kind of study because their multiple habitat usage and permeable skin make them especially sensitive to changes in environmental conditions. This is the longest-running set of amphibian monitoring data in the state.
- Creator
- James S. Andrew and Erin Talmage
- Full author list
- James Andrews,
- Date created
- 2019-04-12
- Last updated
- 2019-05-30
- Digital object identifier (DOI)
- No DOI available
- File system name
- 1993_2018_AmphibianMonitoring_MtMansfield.pdf
- File accessibility
- This file is publicly available
- Access information
- Click here to download the file
Related Projects
This file is connected to the following projects in the FEMC data archive.
- Amphibian Monitoring at the Lye Brook Wilderness and Mt. Mansfield
Related Datasets
This file is connected to the following datasets in the FEMC data archive.