Changes in reptile and amphibian communities across urbanization gradients in eastern North America
Authors:
- David M. MarshDMDavid M. Marsh
- Thomas FinneganTFThomas Finnegan
- Ian KinneyIKIan Kinney
- Sellers SmithSSSellers Smith
- Cecily R. SternCSCecily R. Stern
Open Access
- 22 November 2023
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Global Ecology and Conservation
- Vol. 48
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Funding Information
- Washington and Lee University
- Scoliosis Research Society
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