Life cycle: Spotted salamanders are early spring breeders. (They usually become active when the first warm rains of February to mid-March arrive.) They gather to breed in shallow, fish-less ...

In northeastern Tennessee, male Plethodon richmondi attain sexual maturity during the third year of life and females during the fourth year. Mating takes place from November to March, and egg ...

The lifecycle of the spotted salamander. So much of New Hampshire’s natural beauty is obvious; from the top of a mountain trail, from the shore of a lake or pond, even from your kitchen window ...

Still others manage to shut down their bodies in a pseudo-hibernation phase; once unfavorable conditions pass, the salamanders return to their waking state. In this way, they manage to live out their ...

It explains the life cycle of amphibians, focusing on tadpoles that undergo metamorphosis to become frogs or toads, and the mating behaviors of various species.

Complete fossils, some including rare soft tissue impressions, offer a wealth of new information of the salamander's origin, life cycle and evolutionary strategies.

Larval mole salamanders have a similar life cycle to the flatwoods salamander, a federally threatened species found on the refuge.

Aspects of Sex-Specific Differences in the Expression of an Alternative Life Cycle in the Salamander Ambystoma talpoideum Christopher T. Winne and Travis J. Ryan ...

In fact, salamanders are so important to this life cycle that we can use them as a barometer for forest health.” ...