Salamanders - Globe Thesis

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1.	Genetic Diversity Of The Clawed Salamanders(Onychodactylus Zhangyapingi And O.zhaoermii) In Northeast China
2.	Movement patterns and artificial arboreal cover use of Green Salamanders (Aneides aeneus) in Kanawha County, West Virginia
3.	Evolutionary dynamics among salamanders in the Plethodon glutinosus group, with an emphasis on three species: Plethodon jordani, Plethodon metcalfi, and Plethodon teyahalee (Caudata: Plethodontidae)
4.	Lineage divergence and species formation in plethodontid salamanders
5.	Reintroduction of extirpated flatwoods amphibians into restored forested wetlands of northern Illinois: Feasibility assessment, implementation, habitat restoration, and conservation implications
6.	Terrestrial habitat use of Marbled Salamanders Ambystoma opacum: A site specific approach
7.	Influences of riparian land-uses on habitat use and interspecific competition of stream-dwelling salamanders: Evidence from Blue Ridge & Piedmont
8.	The breeding ecology and natural history of Ambystomatid salamanders in an ephemeral wetland in Mason County, West Virginia
9.	Genome evolution, morphological homoplasy, and the phylogeny of plethodontid salamanders
10.	Ecological processes regulating geographic distributions of Plethodon salamanders in the Southern Appalachian Mountains
11.	Movin' & groovin' salamanders: Conservation implications of large scales and quirky sex
12.	Connectivity, metapopulation dynamics, and genetic structure of tiger salamanders in a heterogeneous landscape
13.	Molecular phylogenetic studies of speciation and phylogeny in salamanders: Macroevolutionary and microevolutionary perspectives
14.	Terrestrial habitat use by pool -breeding amphibians in a suburban landscape
15.	Geographic range limits in salamanders: Interactions between physiological and behavioral systems
16.	Conserved sequence and functional domains in satellite 2 from four families of salamanders
17.	Ecology and Evolution of Geographic Range Size Variation in North American Plethodontid Salamanders: Perspectives from Thermal Physiology
18.	Aggression affects distributions and hybrid zone expansion in montane Plethodon salamanders
19.	Western Plethodon Salamanders as a Model System in Phylogeography
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