The Tennessee Journal of Herpetology
Aims and Scope
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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.
Distribution, genetic structure, and wetland characteristics of four-toed salamanders (Hemidactylium scutatum) in Catoosa Wildlife Management Area
Bryce S. Wade and Evin T. Carter
ANEIDES AENEUS (Green Salamander). Ground-dwelling behavior
Bryce S. Wade and Asha Miller-Murthy
CARPHOPHIS AMONENUS (Eastern Wormsnake). USA: TENNESSEE: Madison Co.
Lee J. Barton, Brian P. Butterfield, Jonathan Graves
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Narrative for the 2025 Bob Hatcher Award: Dr. Danny Bryan
Michael Fulbright and Lisa Powers
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Abstracts of the 2025 Annual Meeting of the Tennessee Herpetological Society
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