Landscape Genetics of the Marbled Salamander (Ambystoma Opacum) at Mammoth Cave National Park

Keywords

Cave, Geography, Archaeology, Mammoth, National park

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• The influence of breeding phenology on the genetic structure of four pond‐breeding salamandersJacob J. Burkhart, William E. Peterman, Emily R. Brocato — 2017
• Landscape Genetics of Ambystoma opacum in Mammoth Cave National ParkHaley Austin — 2018
• Landscape Genetics of Salamander Populations at Mammoth Cave National ParkJ. Resser — 2020

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