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Overwintering California tiger salamander (Ambystoma californiense) larvae.
Author(s)
Alvarez, J.A.
Volume
35
Issue
4
Start Page Number
344
Final Page
344
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Species: California Tiger Salamander (Ambystoma californiense)
Exposure Endpoint Type
Endpoint Description
Endpoint Value
Sample Size
Units
Life Cycle Stage
Specific Location
Range
California Counties
Countries
Type
Body length
Snout-vent length
3
mm
Juvenile
Kellogg Creek
71-77
Contra Costa
USA
Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length
Total length
3
mm
Juvenile
Kellogg Creek
125-135
Contra Costa
USA
Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length
Snout-vent length
77.6
37
mm
Juvenile
Perennial pond in cattle grazing land
58-84
Contra Costa
USA
Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length
Total length
127.3
37
mm
Juvenile
Perennial pond in cattle grazing land
114-144
Contra Costa
USA
Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length
Snout-vent length
97
1
mm
Juvenile
Perennial pond in cattle grazing land
Contra Costa
USA
Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length
Total length
126
1
mm
Juvenile
Perennial pond in cattle grazing land
Contra Costa
USA
Exposure Factor Datasets
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