Reproductive ecology of a population of the California tiger salamander.

Author(s)
Loredo, I. and Van Vuren, D.
Volume
1996
Issue
4
Start Page Number
895
Final Page
901

Datapoints

Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 datapoints.
Species: California Tiger Salamander (Ambystoma californiense)
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Description Endpoint Value Sample Size Units Life Cycle Stage Specific Location California Counties Countries Type
Population Density Breeding population size 1992-1993: 65, 1993-1994: 121 mm Adult Concord Naval Weapons Station Contra Costa USA Exposure Factor Datasets
Population Density Breeding population size 1992-1993: 81, 1993-1994: 15 mm Adult Concord Naval Weapons Station Contra Costa USA Exposure Factor Datasets
Population Density 1991-1992: 1248, 1992-1993: 481, 1993-1994: 3 mm Juvenile Concord Naval Weapons Station Contra Costa USA Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length Snout-vent length See citation Figure 4 mm Juvenile Concord Naval Weapons Station Contra Costa USA Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length Snout-vent length 200.3 65-121 mm Adult Concord Naval Weapons Station Contra Costa USA Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length Snout-vent length 168.1 81-15 mm Adult Concord Naval Weapons Station Contra Costa USA Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length Snout-vent length 1992: 58.0, 1993: 63.8, 1994: 78.0 1992: 1248, 1993: 481, 1994: 3 mm Juvenile Concord Naval Weapons Station Contra Costa USA Exposure Factor Datasets

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