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The Endocrine Control of Amphibian Reproduction

Purpose

Endocrine control of amphibian reproduction. This research is dependent on a fair supply of rough-skinned newts (Taricha granulosa) which is plentiful in Cronemiller Lake.

Project Start Date

1975-07-01

Project End Date

1980-07-15

Related Publications

N/A

Project Categories

Wildlife
Reptiles & Amphibians

Keywords

endocrine
control
amphibian
amphibians
reproduction
spawning
mate
mating
reproduce
rough skinned newt
newts
taricha granulosa
Frank Moore
Amphibia
Urodela
Salamandridae

Additional Information

Currently Active

No

Agency

OSU

Project Type

Research

Research Forest

N/A

Researcher

Moore, Frank L.

Role

C

Collaborators

N/A

Debug Fields

Fields that will be removed when going live.

Import Unique ID

100

Project ID

100

Newt Ovulation

Purpose

Drift fences and pit traps used to study newt ovulation.

Project Start Date

1979-03-01

Project End Date

1979-06-01

Related Publications

N/A

Project Categories

Wildlife
Reptiles & Amphibians

Keywords

Newt
Ovulate
ovulation
fences
fence
pit
trap
traps
amphibian
amphibians
Frank Moore
Sandy Spielvogel
newts

Additional Information

Currently Active

No

Agency

OSU

Project Type

Research

Research Forest

N/A

Researcher

Moore, Frank L.

Role

C

Collaborators

Spielvogel, Sandy

Debug Fields

Fields that will be removed when going live.

Import Unique ID

135

Project ID

135