

The Tennessee Journal of Herpetology

Aims and Scope
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.
Current Issue - 2023
Elizabeth K. Strasko, Rebecca R. Piche, and Ben F. Brammell
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
Nomination of O. Ray Jordan - Bob Hatcher Conservation Award
News from the Tennessee Herpetological Society
Recorded by Jessica Grady