Santa Cruz Long-Toed Salamander (Ambystoma macrodactylum croceum)

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Santa Cruz Long-Toed Salamander (Ambystoma macrodactylum croceum)

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 Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type Age-Specific California Counties Condition Countries
Body length 55.6 Total length mm B Juvenile 2 Valencia Lagoon Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz Metamorphosing USA
Body length 32.6 Snout-vent length mm B Juvenile 2 Valencia Lagoon Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz Metamorphosing USA
Body length 90.8 Total length mm B Juvenile 9 Ellicott Pond Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz Metamorphosing USA
Body length 45.1 Snout-vent length mm B Juvenile 9 Ellicott Pond Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz Metamorphosing USA
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 Santa Cruz USA
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 Day 0: 2, 8: 7, 15: 6, 30: 6, 43: 8, 70: 12, 85: 11, 116: 10, 148: 7, 190: 6, 204: 6 Ellicott Pond Exposure Factor Datasets NR Santa Cruz Post-metamorphosed USA
Clutch or Litter Size 307 Number of eggs eggs F Adult 5 Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz USA
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 Day 0: 2, 8: 7, 15: 6, 30: 6, 43: 8, 70: 12, 85: 11, 116: 10, 148: 7, 190: 6, 204: 6 Ellicott Pond Exposure Factor Datasets NR Santa Cruz Post-metamorphosed USA
Body length 10.9 Total length mm B Neonate 9 Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz USA
Time of Mating/ Laying See citation Table 11 % breeding individuals by size class % B Adult 137 Valencia Lagoon Exposure Factor Datasets Breeding Santa Cruz USA
Body length 12.6 Total length mm B Neonate 19 Valencia Lagoon Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz USA
Body length Day 0: 21.3, 13: 27.0, 25: 38.1, 50: 56.3, 92: 78.1, 103: 72.0 Total length mm B Day 0: 13, 13: 12, 25/50: 14, 92: 10, 103: 7 Valencia Lagoon Exposure Factor Datasets Days 0, 13, 25, 50, 92, 103 Santa Cruz USA
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 mm B Day 0: 4, 24: 16, 39: 17, 60: 12, 74: 6, 94: 8, 109: 3 Valencia Lagoon Exposure Factor Datasets Days 0, 24, 39, 60, 74, 94, 109 Santa Cruz USA
Body length Day 0: 12.6, 29: 32.0, 42: 47.2, 77: 57.8, 100: 55.6 Total length mm B Day 0: 19, 29: 17, 42: 20, 77: 12, 100: 2 Valencia Lagoon Exposure Factor Datasets Days 0, 29, 42, 77, 100 Santa Cruz USA
Body Weight - Mean Day 0: 0.017, 29: 0.278, 42: 0.801, 77: 1.500 6 B Day 0: 19, 29: 17, 42: 20, 77: 12 Valencia Lagoon Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz USA
Body length 75.6 Total length mm B Juvenile 17 Valencia Lagoon Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz Metamorphosing USA
Body length 37.5 Snout-vent length mm B Juvenile 17 Valencia Lagoon Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz Metamorphosing USA
Body length 81.5 Total length mm B Juvenile 8 Valencia Lagoon Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz Metamorphosing USA
Body length 42.6 Snout-vent length mm B Juvenile 8 Valencia Lagoon Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz Metamorphosing USA
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 Sample Size Location Type Age-Specific California Counties Countries
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 38 Ellicott Pond Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz USA
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 26 Ellicott Pond Exposure Factor Datasets Larvae Santa Cruz USA
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 Sample Size Location Type California Counties Condition Countries
Body length 57.2 Snout-vent length mm M Adult 1 Rio Del Mar Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Cruz Deceased specimensin museum collection USA
Body length 33 Snout-vent length mm NR 1 Exposure Factor Datasets Deceased specimensin museum collection USA
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