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Amphibians, Frogs and toads (Anura), Foothill Yellow-Legged Frog (Rana boylii)

Citation:

Mercury contamination in three species of anuran amphibians from the Cache Creek Watershed, California, USA.

Author(s)

Hothem, R.L., Jennings, M.R. and Crayon, J.J.

Issue

1

Volume

163
Chemical	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	Countries
MERCURY (elemental)	1.1	Tissue concentration	M	Adult	1	Mine	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.846 (0.47-1.5)	Tissue concentration	B	Adult	3	Mine	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.080 (0.06-0.12) ug/g ww	Tissue concentration	B	Adult	3	Reference	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.402 (0.27-0.77)	Tissue concentration	M	Adult	3	Mine	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.082 (0.07-0.10)	Tissue concentration	F	Adult	3	Reference	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.166 (0.07-0.35)	Tissue concentration	B	Adult	5	Mine	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.070 (0.06-0.09)	Tissue concentration	F	Adult	3	Reference	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.318 (0.08-0.91)	Tissue concentration	B	Both Adults and Juveniles	4	Mine	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.159 (0.11-0.23)	Tissue concentration	F	Adult	3	Mine	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.31	Tissue concentration	F	Adult	1	Canyon	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.328 (0.31-0.35)	Tissue concentration	M	Adult	3	Mine	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.11	Tissue concentration	M	Adult	2	Canyon	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.377 (0.37-0.39)	Tissue concentration	B	Adult	3	Mine	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.123 (0.06-0.23)	Tissue concentration	M	Adult	2	Canyon	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.443 (0.35-0.58)	Tissue concentration	B	Adult	3	Mine	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.320 (0.21-0.49)	Tissue concentration	M	Adult	2	Canyon	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.686 (0.32-1.10)	Tissue concentration	F	Adult	3	Mine	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.79	Tissue concentration	F	Adult	1	Mine	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA
MERCURY (elemental)	0.783 (0.56-1.20)	Tissue concentration	B	Adult	3	Canyon	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA

Citation:

Comparative toxicity of chlorpyrifos, diazinon, malathion and their oxon derivatives to larval Rana boylii.

Author(s)

Sparling, D.W. and Fellers, G.

Issue

3

Volume

147
Chemical	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
	0.760 mg/L	Mortality	B	Tadpole	See Table 1	Eggs from stream near Fort Bragg	Toxicity Factor Datasets	Mendocino	USA
	0.023 mg/L	Mortality	B	Tadpole	See Table 1	Eggs from stream near Fort Bragg	Toxicity Factor Datasets	Mendocino	USA
CHLORPYRIFOS	See Figure 1	Cholinesterase activity	B	Tadpole	See Table 1	Eggs from stream near Fort Bragg	Toxicity Factor Datasets	Mendocino	USA
DIAZINON	See Figure 1	Cholinesterase activity	B	Tadpole	See Table 1	Eggs from stream near Fort Bragg	Toxicity Factor Datasets	Mendocino	USA
MALATHION	See Figure 1	Cholinesterase activity	B	Tadpole	See Table 1	Eggs from stream near Fort Bragg	Toxicity Factor Datasets	Mendocino	USA
	See Figure 1	Cholinesterase activity	B	Tadpole	See Table 1	Eggs from stream near Fort Bragg	Toxicity Factor Datasets	Mendocino	USA
	See Figure 1	Cholinesterase activity	B	Tadpole	See Table 1	Eggs from stream near Fort Bragg	Toxicity Factor Datasets	Mendocino	USA
	See Figure 1	Cholinesterase activity	B	Tadpole	See Table 1	Eggs from stream near Fort Bragg	Toxicity Factor Datasets	Mendocino	USA

Citation:

Cliff swallows Petrochelidon pyrrhonota as bioindicators of environmental mercury, Cache Creek Watershed, California.

Author(s)

Hothem, R.L., Trejo, B.S., Bauer, M.L. and Crayon, J.J.

Issue

1

Volume

55
Chemical	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	Countries
MERCURY (elemental)	0.080-0.686 ug/g ww	Tissue concentration	NR	Not Reported	18	Collected from 6 sites; see citation	Toxicity Factor Datasets	USA

Citation:

Toxicity of two insecticides to California, USA, anurans and its relevance to declining amphibian populations.

Author(s)

Sparling, D.W. and Fellers, G.M.

Issue

8

Volume

28
Chemical	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
CHLORPYRIFOS	Logistic: 108.7 ug/L; SK: 66.5 ug/L	LC50	B	Tadpole	18/treatment	Eggs from Soda Creek	Toxicity Factor Datasets	Lake	USA
ENDOSULFAN	Logistic: 0.233 ug/L; SK: 0.55 ug/L	LC50	B	Tadpole	18/treatment	Eggs from Soda Creek	Toxicity Factor Datasets	Lake	USA
CHLORPYRIFOS	No effect 0-14 d; various by 54 d; see size by exposure in Table 2	Body mass	B	Tadpole	18/treatment	Eggs from Soda Creek	Toxicity Factor Datasets	Lake	USA
ENDOSULFAN	Decreased	Body mass	B	Tadpole	18/treatment	Eggs from Soda Creek	Toxicity Factor Datasets	Lake	USA

Citation:

Effects of carbaryl on species interactions of the foothill yellow legged frog (Rana boylii) and the Pacific treefrog (Pseudacris regilla).

Author(s)

Kerby, J.L. and Sih, A.

Issue

1

Volume

746
Chemical	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
CARBARYL	585 ug/L ± 229	LC50	B	Tadpole	100		Toxicity Factor Datasets	Nevada	USA
CARBARYL	No effect	LC50 (competition due to exposure)	B	Tadpole	20		Toxicity Factor Datasets	Nevada	USA
CARBARYL	Slightly reduced	Development rate	B	Tadpole	60		Toxicity Factor Datasets	Nevada	USA

California Tiger Salamander (Ambystoma californiense)

Citation:

Spatially autocorrelated demography and interpond dispersal in the salamander Ambystoma californiense.

Author(s)

Trenham, P.C., Koenig, W.D. and Shaffer, H.B.

Issue

12

Volume

82
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type	California Counties	Condition	Countries
Population Density	BP: 47, SK: 14, LC: 325, CRP: 8, SP: 9, HP: 20, WP: 107, CP: 36, TP: 57, AP: 8	Annual estimated breeding population per pond	No. individuals	M	Adult	Oak Ridge Ranch; see citation for pond acronyms and areas	Exposure Factor Datasets	Monterey	Breeding	USA
Population Density	BP: 36, SK: 3, LC: 216, CRP: 1, SP: 2, HP: 6, WP: 44, CP: 12, TP: 39, AP: 4	Annual estimated breeding population per pond	No. individuals	F	Adult	Oak Ridge Ranch; see citation for pond acronyms and areas	Exposure Factor Datasets	Monterey	Breeding	USA
Population Density	BP: 35, SK: 11, LC: 168, CRP: n/a, SP: 0, HP: 17, WP: 37, CP: 11, TP: 35, AP: 2	Annual estimated breeding population per pond	No. individuals	M	Adult	Oak Ridge Ranch; see citation for pond acronyms and areas	Exposure Factor Datasets	Monterey	Breeding	USA
Population Density	BP: 48, SK: 0, LC: 150, CRP: n/a, SP: 1, HP: 1, WP: 8, CP: 5, TP: 3, AP: 0	Annual estimated breeding population per pond	No. individuals	F	Adult	Oak Ridge Ranch; see citation for pond acronyms and areas	Exposure Factor Datasets	Monterey	Breeding	USA
Population Density	BP: 45, SK: 8, LC: 89, CRP: 1, SP: 7, HP: 0, WP: 43, CP: 17, TP: 27, AP: n/a	Annual estimated breeding population per pond	No. individuals	M	Adult	Oak Ridge Ranch; see citation for pond acronyms and areas	Exposure Factor Datasets	Monterey	Breeding	USA
Population Density	BP: 13, SK: 0, LC: 32, CRP: 0, SP: 1, HP: 1, WP: 7, CP: 4, TP: 6, AP: n/a	Annual estimated breeding population per pond	No. individuals	F	Adult	Oak Ridge Ranch; see citation for pond acronyms and areas	Exposure Factor Datasets	Monterey	Breeding	USA

Citation:

Terrestrial habitat use by adult California tiger salamanders.

Author(s)

Trenham, P.C.

Issue

2

Volume

35
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Sample Size	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
Territory Size	See citation Figure 1	Distance moved during post-breeding emigration	m	B	13	Hastings Natural History Resrevation and Oak Ridge Ranch	Exposure Factor Datasets	Monterey	USA

Citation:

The status of the California tiger salamander (Ambystoma californiense) at Lagunita: A 50-year update.

Author(s)

Barry, S.J. and Shaffer, H.B.

Issue

2

Volume

28
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type	Countries
Time of Fledging or Metamorphosis	Summer and autumn	Aestivate timing of metamorphosed individuals		B	Juvenile	Xeric central California valleys/foothills	Exposure Factor Datasets	USA
Time of Mating/ Laying	Few days post migration	Time of spawning		B	Adult	Xeric central California valleys/foothills	Exposure Factor Datasets	USA
Time of Hatching or Parturition	2 to 4	Time of egg hatching post deposition	weeks	B	Embryo	Xeric central California valleys/foothills	Exposure Factor Datasets	USA
Dietary Composition	Algae and aquatic invertebrates	Larval diet		B	Juvenile	Xeric central California valleys/foothills	Exposure Factor Datasets	USA

Citation:

Reproductive ecology of a population of the California tiger salamander.

Author(s)

Loredo, I. and Van Vuren, D.

Issue

4

Volume

1996
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
Population Density	1992-1993: 65, 1993-1994: 121	Breeding population size	mm	M	Adult		Concord Naval Weapons Station	Exposure Factor Datasets	Contra Costa	USA
Population Density	1992-1993: 81, 1993-1994: 15	Breeding population size	mm	F	Adult		Concord Naval Weapons Station	Exposure Factor Datasets	Contra Costa	USA
Population Density	1991-1992: 1248, 1992-1993: 481, 1993-1994: 3		mm	B	Juvenile		Concord Naval Weapons Station	Exposure Factor Datasets	Contra Costa	USA
Body length	See citation Figure 4	Snout-vent length	mm	B	Juvenile		Concord Naval Weapons Station	Exposure Factor Datasets	Contra Costa	USA
Body length	200.3	Snout-vent length	mm	M	Adult	65-121	Concord Naval Weapons Station	Exposure Factor Datasets	Contra Costa	USA
Body length	168.1	Snout-vent length	mm	F	Adult	81-15	Concord Naval Weapons Station	Exposure Factor Datasets	Contra Costa	USA
Body length	1992: 58.0, 1993: 63.8, 1994: 78.0	Snout-vent length	mm	B	Juvenile	1992: 1248, 1993: 481, 1994: 3	Concord Naval Weapons Station	Exposure Factor Datasets	Contra Costa	USA

Citation:

Overwintering California tiger salamander (Ambystoma californiense) larvae.

Author(s)

Alvarez, J.A.

Issue

4

Volume

35
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	Age-Specific	California Counties	Countries
Body length	97	Snout-vent length	mm	NR	Juvenile	1	Perennial pond in cattle grazing land	Exposure Factor Datasets	Larvae	Contra Costa	USA
Body length	126	Total length	mm	NR	Juvenile	1	Perennial pond in cattle grazing land	Exposure Factor Datasets	Larvae	Contra Costa	USA
Body length		Snout-vent length	mm	NR	Juvenile	3	Kellogg Creek	Exposure Factor Datasets	Larvae	Contra Costa	USA
Body length		Total length	mm	NR	Juvenile	3	Kellogg Creek	Exposure Factor Datasets	Larvae	Contra Costa	USA
Body length	77.6	Snout-vent length	mm	NR	Juvenile	37	Perennial pond in cattle grazing land	Exposure Factor Datasets	Larvae	Contra Costa	USA
Body length	127.3	Total length	mm	NR	Juvenile	37	Perennial pond in cattle grazing land	Exposure Factor Datasets	Larvae	Contra Costa	USA

Citation:

Late summer movement and mass mortality in the California tiger salamander (Ambystoma californiense).

Author(s)

Holland, D.C., Hayes, M.P. and McMillan, E.

Issue

2

Volume

35
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	Condition	Countries
Body length	Snout-vent length	mm	M	Adult	26		Exposure Factor Datasets	Deceased post-metamorphosed specimens in museum collections	USA
Body length	Snout-vent length	mm	F	Adult	37		Exposure Factor Datasets	Deceased post-metamorphosed specimens in museum collections	USA

Foothill Yellow-Legged Frog (Rana boylii)

Citation:

Water velocity tolerance in tadpoles of the foothill yellow-legged frog (Rana boylii): swimming performance, growth, and survival.

Author(s)

Kupferberg, S.J., Lind, A.J., Thill, V. and Yarnell, S.M.

Issue

1

Volume

2011
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type	Countries
Hatching Success	See Figure 5A	Proportional hatchling survival by stream velocity	B	Embryo		Exposure Factor Datasets	USA

Citation:

Transferability of habitat suitability criteria for a stream breeding frog (Rana boylii) in the Sierra Nevada, California.

Author(s)

Bondi, C.A., Yarnell, S.M., Lind, A.J. and Lind, A.

Issue

1

Volume

8
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type	Countries
Time of Mating/ Laying	12-May	Start time of egg mass deposition	Embryo	North Fork Feather River	Exposure Factor Datasets	USA
Time of Mating/ Laying	24-Jun	Start time of egg mass deposition	Embryo	South Form American River	Exposure Factor Datasets	USA
Time of Mating/ Laying	See citation Figure 2	Start time of egg mass deposition	Embryo	8 rivers across northern Sierra Nevada	Exposure Factor Datasets	USA

Citation:

Variation in thermal niche of a declining river‐breeding frog: From counter‐gradient responses to population distribution patterns.

Author(s)

Catenazzi, A. and Kupferberg, S.J.

Issue

7

Volume

62
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type	Countries
Growth Rate	0.02	Growth rate to front limb emergence per degree C increase	mm/d	Tadpole		Exposure Factor Datasets	USA
Growth Rate	3	Growth rate to front limb emergence per degree C increase	mg/d	Tadpole		Exposure Factor Datasets	USA

Citation:

Rana Boylii (Foothill Yellow-Legged Frog). Upland movement.

Author(s)

Cook, D.G., White, E., White, P., White, S.

Issue

2

Volume

43
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
Foraging Distance	71.3	Distance from creek	m	B	Both Adults and Juveniles	Sulphur Creek, Ukiah	Exposure Factor Datasets	Mendocino	USA

Citation:

Rana boylii.

Author(s)

Zweifel, R.G.
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	California Counties	Condition	Countries
Body length	56	Snout-vent length	mm	M	Adult	Not reported		Exposure Factor Datasets	El Dorado	Museum specimens	USA
Body length	73	Snout-vent length	mm	F	Adult	Not reported		Exposure Factor Datasets	El Dorado	Museum specimens	USA

Citation:

Persistence and stability of the component helminth community of the foothill yellow-legged frog, Rana boylii (Ranidae), from Humboldt County, California, 1964–1965, versus 2004–2007.

Author(s)

Bursey, C.R., Goldberg, S.R. and Bettaso, J.B.

Issue

2

Volume

163
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries	Error
Body Weight - Mean	45.2	Snout-vent length	mm	B	Not Reported		Exposure Factor Datasets	Humboldt	USA	9.5

Citation:

Rana Boylii (Foothill Yellow-Legged Frog). Reproduction.

Author(s)

Bourque, R.M., Bettaso, J.B.

Issue

4

Volume

42
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
Time of Mating/ Laying	Spring, March-June			B	Adult			Exposure Factor Datasets		USA
Population Density	323.5	Egg mass density	Egg masses/km river		Embryo	728 egg masses	Mad River	Exposure Factor Datasets	Humboldt	USA
Population Density	176.9	Egg mass density	Egg masses/km river		Embryo			Exposure Factor Datasets		USA
Population Density	16	Egg mass density	Egg masses/km river					Exposure Factor Datasets		USA

Longjaw Mudsucker (Gillichthys mirabilis)

Citation:

Trophic ecology of the dominant fishes in Elkhorn Slough, California, 1974–1980.

Author(s)

Barry, J.P., Yoklavich, M.M., Cailliet, G.M., Ambrose, D.A. and Antrim, B.S.

Issue

1

Volume

19
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
Body length	15	Total length	cm	NR	Not Reported	Not reported	Elkhorn Slough	Exposure Factor Datasets	Monterey	USA
Dietary Composition	Epifaunal crustacea; gammarid amphipods (Orchestia traskianna); infaunal/epifaunal/polychaete worms			NR	Not Reported	Not reported	Elkhorn Slough	Exposure Factor Datasets	Monterey	USA

Citation:

Reproductive cycling in the estuarine gobiid fish, Gillichthys mirabilis.

Author(s)

De Vlaming, V.L.

Issue

2

Volume

1972
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
Body length		mm	F	Adult	See Table 3	Alviso	Exposure Factor Datasets	Santa Clara	USA
Body length		mm	M	Adult	See Table 3	Alviso	Exposure Factor Datasets	Santa Clara	USA
Time of Mating/ Laying	Spawning	Month	B	Adult		Scammons Lagoon	Exposure Factor Datasets	Santa Clara	USA
Body Weight - Mean		g	F	Adult	See Table 3	Alviso	Exposure Factor Datasets	Santa Clara	USA
Body Weight - Mean		g	M	Adult	See Table 3	Alviso	Exposure Factor Datasets	Santa Clara	USA

Citation:

Rapid changes in small fish mercury concentrations in estuarine wetlands: implications for wildlife risk and monitoring programs.

Author(s)

Eagles-Smith, C.A. and Ackerman, J.T.

Issue

22

Volume

43
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type	Countries	Error
Body length	78.6	Total length	mm	NR	Both Adults and Juveniles	SF bay area	Exposure Factor Datasets	USA	0.9

Citation:

Respiratory control in the longjaw mudsucker, Gillichthys mirabilis.

Author(s)

Todd, E.S.

Issue

1

Volume

39
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
Inhalation Rate	>65	CO2 level causing gulping of oxygenated water	mL CO2/L	NR	Not Reported	University of California, Santa Barbara	Exposure Factor Datasets	Santa Barbara	USA

Citation:

Respiratory responses of Gillichthys mirabilis to changes in temperature, dissolved oxygen and salinity.

Author(s)

Courtois, L.A.

Issue

1

Volume

53
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Sample Size	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
Inhalation Rate	See Figure 3; increased with temperature	Oxygen consumption by water temperature	mg O2/gm/hr	NR	35	Fish collected from Leslie Salt Falts, Alviso	Exposure Factor Datasets	Santa Clara	USA
Inhalation Rate	See Figure 4; increased with availability	Oxygen consumption by available oxygen	mg O2/gm/hr	NR	8	Fish collected from Leslie Salt Falts, Alviso	Exposure Factor Datasets	Santa Clara	USA
Inhalation Rate	See Figure 4; varied with salinity	Oxygen consumption by salinity	mg O2/gm/hr	NR	24	Fish collected from Leslie Salt Falts, Alviso	Exposure Factor Datasets	Santa Clara	USA

California Whipsnake (Masticophis lateralis)

Citation:

Reproduction in the striped racer Masticophis-lateralis colubridae

Author(s)

Goldberg, S.R.

Issue

4

Volume

9
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	Age-Specific	Countries
Clutch or Litter Size	7.21	Egg count	Month		Embryo	19	Throughout California	Exposure Factor Datasets		USA
Body length	825.3	Snout-vent length	mm	NR	Not Reported	12	Throughout California	Exposure Factor Datasets		USA
Time of Mating/ Laying		Spermatogenesis	Month	M	Adult		Throughout California	Exposure Factor Datasets	Not reported	USA

Citation:

Masticophis lateralis euryxanthus (Alameda striped racer). Diet.

Author(s)

Shafer, C., Hein, S.

Issue

2

Volume

36
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	Age-Specific	California Counties	Countries
Body length	750	Total length	mm	NR	Not Reported	1	White Canyon, Mount Diablo State Park	Exposure Factor Datasets	Not reported	Contra Costa	USA

Citation:

Masticophis-lateralis California striped racer food

Author(s)

Cornett, J.W.

Issue

3

Volume

13
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
Dietary Composition	Adult Gerrhorontus multicarinatus lizard	Instance of predation	NR	Not Reported	1	Carbon Canyon	Exposure Factor Datasets	Orange	USA

Scott Bar Salamander (Plethodon asupak)

Citation:

Newly discovered populations of salamanders from Siskiyou County California represent a species distinct from Plethodon stormi.

Author(s)

Mead, L.S., Clayton, D.R., Nauman, R.S., Olson, D.H. and Pfrender, M.E.

Issue

2

Volume

61
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
Body length	57	Snout-vent length	mm	F	Adult	1		Exposure Factor Datasets	Siskiyou	USA
Body length	70.7	Snout-vent length	mm	F	Adult	1	Muck-a-Muck Creek	Exposure Factor Datasets	Siskiyou	USA

Western Mastiff Bat (Eumops perotis californicus)

Citation:

Observations on the California mastiff bat.

Author(s)

Krutzsch, P.H.

Issue

3

Volume

36
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
Body length		mm	B	Embryo		Exposure Factor Datasets	San Benito	USA
		mm	B	Embryo		Exposure Factor Datasets	Los Angeles	USA
Time of Hatching or Parturition	March-early July		B	Embryo		Exposure Factor Datasets		USA

Shasta Salamander (Hydromantes shastae)

Citation:

Habitat characteristics, a range extension, and an elevational record for Shasta salamanders.

Author(s)

Lindstrand III, L., Bainbridge, K. and Youngblood, G.A.B.E.

Issue

4

Volume

98
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Sample Size	Location	Type	California Counties	Countries
Body length		Snout-vent length	mm	NR	Adult	3	Whiskey Creek tributary	Exposure Factor Datasets	Shasta	USA
Body length	27	Snout-vent length	mm	NR	Adult	1	Deadwood Gulch	Exposure Factor Datasets	Shasta	USA
Body length	44	Snout-vent length	mm	NR	Adult	1	Rippley Gulch	Exposure Factor Datasets	Shasta	USA

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