Out in MEC!
New article by @Bryce_Wade24, @twpierson, et al. shows the importance of replication in landscape genetic analyses for effective #conservation management in the threatened four-toed #salamanders.
@WileyEcolEvol
🔗: https://t.co/2H6ATDI0Zc
📷: Bryce Wade
Helene was not just generational, but millennial. The Nolichucky River watershed had more than a 5,000-year rainfall with Helene, TVA said. https://t.co/TGIv8JIBpT
This box turtle (Terrapene carolina) was found traveling along the rails of an out of use railroad. When turtles end up between rails it can be hard to escape and are in severe danger of overheating. So, you see a turtle chugging along your local railways give them a hand.
@VOLNUGS Brother he is telling you:
1. He did not create these rankings.
2. He literally voiced your exact sentiment in this article that you did not read.
Introducing one of our 2023 grant recipients, Bryce Wade, from the University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory! His project involves studying Four-toed #Salamanders (Hemidactylium scutatum) in Appalachia and how environmental factors shape patterns of gene flow.
The September issue of JWM is online and includes research on urban civets, new models of landscape connectivity used to predict movement of salamanders... 1/2