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Myotis yumanensis (Vesper Bat)

Citation:

Autumn fat deposition and gross body composition in three species of Myotis.

Author(s)
Ewing, W.G., Studier, E.H. and O'Farrell, M.J.
Volume
36
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Error Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Body Fat (total or %) August: 0.30, September 1: 0.67, September 15: 0.88 Fat index August: 0.12, September 1: 0.12, September 15: 0.23 g fat/g lean dw F Adult Montezuma, San Miguel County August: 5, September 1: 5, September 15: 8 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body Fat (total or %) August: 0.27, September 1: 0.19, September 15: 0.32 Fat index September 1: 0.05 g fat/g lean dw F Juvenile Montezuma, San Miguel County August: 1, September 1: 5, September 15: 1 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body Fat (total or %) August: 0.24, September 1: 0.08 Fat index August: 0.08, September 1: 0.01 g fat/g lean dw M Juvenile Montezuma, San Miguel County August: 3, September 1: 2 Exposure Factor Datasets
Citation:

Potential effects of environmental contamination on Yuma myotis demography and population growth.

Author(s)
Frick, W.F., Rainey, W.E. and Pierson, E.D.
Issue
4
Volume
17
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Description Range Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Survival/ Mortality Annual stage-specific apparent survival rate 0.60-0.80 F Juvenile Shasta, Trinity, and Siskiyou counties 903 Exposure Factor Datasets
Survival/ Mortality Annual stage-specific apparent survival rate 0.73-0.89 F Adult Shasta, Trinity, and Siskiyou counties 903 Exposure Factor Datasets
Citation:

Use of bridges by bats (mammalia: chiroptera) in the Rio Grande Valley, New Mexico.

Author(s)
Geluso, K. and Mink, J.N.
Issue
4
Volume
54
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Population Density 13997 Occupying bridges No. individuals B Both Adults and Juveniles Rio Grande Valley 13,997 Exposure Factor Datasets
Citation:

The influence of precipitation on reproduction by Myotis bats in British Columbia.

Author(s)
Grindal, S.D., Collard, T.S., Brigham, R.M. and Barclay, R.M.
Issue
2
Volume
128
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Time of Hatching or Parturition 1979: June 10, 1989: June 17, 1990: July 17 First date of lactating bat captured F Adult Okanagan Valley, British Columbia 66 Exposure Factor Datasets
Time of Fledging or Metamorphosis 1989: July 17, 1990: August 8 First date of postlactating bat captured F Adult Okanagan Valley, British Columbia 115 Exposure Factor Datasets
Time of Fledging or Metamorphosis 1989: July 9, 1990: August 6 First date of juvenile bat captured NR Juvenile Okanagan Valley, British Columbia 71 Exposure Factor Datasets
Citation:

Behavioral responses to high temperatures in three species of California bats.

Author(s)
Licht, P. and Leitner, P.
Issue
1
Volume
48
Exposure Endpoint Type Range Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Body Weight - Mean 5 to 7 g NR Both Adults and Juveniles Barn in Solano County 2000 Exposure Factor Datasets
Citation:

Prey selection by bats in forests of western Oregon.

Author(s)
Ober, H.K. and Hayes, J.P.
Issue
5
Volume
89
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Dietary Composition Acari: 1, Araneae: 10, Coleoptera: 1, Diptera: 31, Ephemeroptera: <1, Hemiptera: 6, Homoptera: 2, Hymenoptera: 1, Isoptera: 12, Lepidoptera: 11, Neuroptera: 2, Orthoptera: 0, Plecoptera: <1, Psocoptera: 0, Trichoptera: 22 % volume in fecal pellets % volume B Both Adults and Juveniles Oregon Coast Range 70 Exposure Factor Datasets

Ambystoma macrodactylum croceum (Santa Cruz Long-Toed Salamander)

Citation:

A comparison of the food habits of Ambystoma macrodactylum sigillatum, Ambystoma macrodactylum croceum, and Ambystoma tigrinum californiense.

Author(s)
Anderson, J.D.
Issue
4
Volume
24
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Dietary Composition Cast skin: 10.4, Annelida (Lumbriscus): 6.5, Mollusca (snail): 1.3, Mollusca (slug): 6.5, Anthropoda (Chilopoda): 3.9, Anthropoda (Isopoda): 46.8, Anthropoda (Araneida): 1.3, Insecta (Collembola): , Insecta (Collembola): 2.6, Insecta (Lepidoptera): 2.6, Insecta (Diptera): 2.6, Insecta (Orthoptera Blattidae): 2.6, Insecta (Orthoptera Gryllidae): 3.9, Insecta (Coloptera Carabidae): 9.1, Insecta (Coloptera Staphylinidae): 2.5, Insecta (Coloptera Elateridae): 1.3, Insecta (Coloptera Curculionidae): 1.3, Unidentified: 1.3 % total number items % B Adult Ellicott Pond 38 Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition Cladocera: 80.8, Copopeda: 61.5, Ostracoda: 23.1, Chironomidae: 53.8, Chaoborus: 11.5, Corixidae: 15.4, Coleoptera: 3.8, snails: 11.5, leeches: 3.8, oligochaeta: 3.8, tadpoles: 23.1 % total number items % B Juvenile Ellicott Pond 26 Exposure Factor Datasets
Citation:

A comparison of the life histories of coastal and montane populations of Ambystoma macrodactylum in California.

Author(s)
Anderson, J.D.
Issue
2
Volume
77
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Range Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Time of Mating/ Laying 1955: early February; 1956: late February; 1957: sporadic; 1958: early February; 1959: mid-January Main breeding effort by year B Adult Exposure Factor Datasets
Clutch or Litter Size 307 Number of eggs 215-411 eggs F Adult 5 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 10.9 Total length 9.3-12.4 mm B Neonate 9 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 12.6 Total length 10.9-14.6 mm B Neonate Valencia Lagoon 19 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length Day 0: 21.3, 13: 27.0, 25: 38.1, 50: 56.3, 92: 78.1, 103: 72.0 Total length Day 0: 14.0-26.0, 13: 16.0-35.0, 25: 26.4-47.8, 50: 34.5-68.2, 92: 70.0-87.1, 103: 67.1-80.4 mm B Valencia Lagoon Day 0: 13, 13: 12, 25/50: 14, 92: 10, 103: 7 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length Day 0: 20.0, 24: 27.6, 39: 47.4, 60: 67.1, 74: 76.0, 94: 82.1, 109: 81.4 Total length Day 0: 17.3-22.7, 24: 20.1-36.0, 39: 41.0-60.0, 60: 51.0-81.4, 74: 74.5-80.0, 94: 75.5-91.5, 109: 78.2-86.5 mm B Valencia Lagoon Day 0: 4, 24: 16, 39: 17, 60: 12, 74: 6, 94: 8, 109: 3 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length Day 0: 12.6, 29: 32.0, 42: 47.2, 77: 57.8, 100: 55.6 Total length Day 0: 10.9-14.6, 29: 27.8-36.4, 42: 39.8-56.6, 77: 47.8-65.6, 100: 55.1-56.2 mm B Valencia Lagoon Day 0: 19, 29: 17, 42: 20, 77: 12, 100: 2 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body Weight - Mean Day 0: 0.017, 29: 0.278, 42: 0.801, 77: 1.500 6 B Valencia Lagoon Day 0: 19, 29: 17, 42: 20, 77: 12 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 75.6 Total length 67.1-80.4 mm B Juvenile Valencia Lagoon 17 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 37.5 Snout-vent length 34.2-41.1 mm B Juvenile Valencia Lagoon 17 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 81.5 Total length 78.2-88.2 mm B Juvenile Valencia Lagoon 8 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 42.6 Snout-vent length 38.5-45.2 mm B Juvenile Valencia Lagoon 8 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 55.6 Total length 55.1-56.2 mm B Juvenile Valencia Lagoon 2 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 32.6 Snout-vent length 31.8-33.4 mm B Juvenile Valencia Lagoon 2 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 90.8 Total length 86.0-97.5 mm B Juvenile Ellicott Pond 9 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 45.1 Snout-vent length 43.3-47.5 mm B Juvenile Ellicott Pond 9 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length Day 0: 91.8, 8: 90.6, 15: 91.4, 30: 91.1, 43: 92.6, 70: 91.2, 85: 77.4, 116: 102.0, 148: 97.5, 190: 95.7, 204: 95.4 Total length mm B Juvenile Ellicott Pond Day 0: 2, 8: 7, 15: 6, 30: 6, 43: 8, 70: 12, 85: 11, 116: 10, 148: 7, 190: 6, 204: 6 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length Day 0: 46.2, 8: 45.9, 15: 45.6, 30: 43.6, 43: 45.6, 70: 44.6, 85: 47.3, 116: 49.4, 148: 46.3, 190: 49.0, 204: 49.4 Snout-vent length mm B Juvenile Ellicott Pond Day 0: 2, 8: 7, 15: 6, 30: 6, 43: 8, 70: 12, 85: 11, 116: 10, 148: 7, 190: 6, 204: 6 Exposure Factor Datasets
Time of Mating/ Laying See citation Table 11 % breeding individuals by size class % B Adult Valencia Lagoon 137 Exposure Factor Datasets
Citation:

A disjunct population of the long-nosed salamander from the coast of California.

Author(s)
Russell, R.W. and Anderson, J.D.
Issue
2
Volume
12
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Body length 57.2 Snout-vent length mm M Adult Rio Del Mar 1 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 33 Snout-vent length mm NR 1 Exposure Factor Datasets

Batrachoseps stebbinsi (Tehachapi Slender Salamander)

Citation:

A new species of Batrachoseps (slender salamander) from the desert of southern California.

Author(s)
Brame, A.H.
Volume
200
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Range Units Type
Body length 55.2 Standard length 50.8-60.4 mm Exposure Factor Datasets

Batrachoseps aridus (Desert Slender Salamander)

Citation:

A new species of Batrachoseps (slender salamander) from the desert of southern California.

Author(s)
Brame, A.H.
Volume
200
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Range Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Sample Size Type
Body length 37.4 Total length 30.3-48.4 mm B Adult Hidden Palm Canyon 14 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 48.4 Snout-vent length mm F Adult Hidden Palm Canyon 1 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 45.8 Snout-vent length mm F Adult Hidden Palm Canyon 1 Exposure Factor Datasets

Hydromantes brunus (Limestone Salamander)

Citation:

A new species of salamander from central California.

Author(s)
Gorman, J.
Issue
3
Volume
10
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Location Sample Size Type
Body length 105.6 Total length mm F Bear Creek/Merced River confluence 1 Exposure Factor Datasets
Body length 63.9 Snout-vent length mm F Bear Creek/Merced River confluence 1 Exposure Factor Datasets
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