Professor, Arizona State University | Field ecologist, herpetologist interested in how human land-use affects wildlife in dryland & urban areas. #HERper
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New Pub on Frogs from canyon streams in AZ! Perennial streams are rare and support habitat for anuran breeding.
@WileyGlobal #FreshwaterBiology
DOI: 10.1111/fwb.14334
Wow! That was amazing! ... I don't think the chorus frogs paused calling but the turkey vultures roosted. In Ohio, path of totality.
New paper: Broadscale (climate) and fine‐scale (riparian complexity) variables predict occurrence of a stream‐breading bufonid: Arizona toad (Anaxyrus microscaphus) - Montgomery @brettley26 - River Research & Applications - Wiley onlinelibrary-wiley-com.ezpr…
Study looks at impact of spring flooding on canyon tree frogs news.asu.edu/20240314-enviro…
#acousticecology #frogs #herpetology with @asunews and @CISAASU
Paper alter in @ESAEcology Cue the chorus - Canyon Treefrogs call on the falling limb of spring floods. Cool connection between natural flow regimes and dry land species! #amphibians #herpetology #wilderness #acousticecology
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Fresh paper re snake perceptions/attitudes & human behaviour toward snakes (in AZ, USA) by the impressive @ProfKLLarson, lovely @BatemanHL, cool @annikaenloe, & committed @rattlesnakeguy. "experiences w/ snakes increased positive attitudes toward them." tinyurl.com/2tpv7j5v
New Paper by @ProfKLLarson and our team!
New paper from
@BatemanHL, @annikaenloe, and @rattlesnakeguy
: clients paying for snake removal are opposed to killing them, plus experience with snakes increased positive attitudes about them. Outreach works! 🥳 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Graduate is answering the calls of frogs and toads! 🐸 So proud of @CISAASU MS graduate - Maggie Huck! #HERpetology
news.asu.edu/20231204-gradua…
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Not all classrooms have four walls.
@BatemanHL offers hands-on learning opportunities in her courses that help prepare students for careers in wildlife conservation. Catch a glimpse of the course Applied Herpetology
#frogs #amphibians #FieldTrip #AppliedLearning #herpetology
New paper alter! Using over 3,000 records of Arizona Toad across in the US, we (lead by FabioAlbuquerque with @mjryan42frogs and @brettley26) found that 1) historical records can be used to predict current range and ...
doi.org/10.1111/jbi.14733
2) Arizona toad could loose 37%-48% of its range under various climate change scenarios
#herpetology #climate #ecology
Important predictors of habitat suitability were bioclimatic variables: precipitation, solar radiation, temperature - but these relationships are not linear.
Published in @JBiogeography
Asst Prof positions (TT) open at Arizona State Univ
Ecology #124404 (apply.interfolio.com/132743)
Epidemiology & Infectious Diseases #124411 (apply.interfolio.com/132746)
Genetics #124417 (apply.interfolio.com/132752)
Pre-Vet Med/Animal Science #124425 (apply.interfolio.com/132758)
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It's baby lizard season! @CISAASU students in applied herpetology help check long-term arrays in Mesa.
Ready for classes to start next week? Oh! ... still thinking of my great trip to southern Brazil birding and presenting at the II Ornithological Congress of Americas. Enjoy these Southern Screamers
Article on how the MS degree has changed over time by @ASUGradCollege Dr. Wentz. Our MS grads seek degrees to be more competitive for permanent jobs in natural resources.
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Great time with scientists and students from @BioKIC_ASU to learn about the wildlife and plants in desert riparian areas. Plateau fence lizard and red spotted toad!
