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The Tennessee Journal of Herpetology

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The Tennessee Journal of Herpetology was founded to provide an avenue of conversation about amphibians and reptiles of Tennessee. Therefore, the Tennessee Journal of Herpetology publishes articles and notes about amphibians, reptiles, and the people who study them.

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Current Issue - 2023

Development and validation of PCR primers for detecting Ambystoma texanum (Smallmouth Salamanders) from eDNA

Elizabeth K. Strasko, Rebecca R. Piche, and Ben F. Brammell

Observations on nesting locations and brooding behavior of the Common Five-lined Skink (Plestiodon fasciatus) in middle Tennessee

Brian T. Miller

AMBYSTOMA MACULATUM (Spotted Salamander). Breeding frequency

Catherine J. Bratton, Olivia Woody, Kevin Fouts, and Kristen K. Cecala

STORERIA DEKAYI (Brownsnakes). Reproduction and neonatal defense

Brian T. Miller

EURYCEA WILDERAE (Blue-ridge Two-lined Salamander). Mesohabitat preference

Claire Sanders, Saunders S. Drukker, and Kristen K. Cecala

2022 THS Meeting Abstracts

Nomination of O. Ray Jordan - Bob Hatcher Conservation Award

News from the Tennessee Herpetological Society

Recorded by Jessica Grady

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