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Sharptail Snake Survey Methods

Purpose

To distribute wood "placements" in meadow and then look under them 2-4 times during March-May to see if any sharptails snakes have taken refuge under these boards. No animals will be removed. Any sharptails will be photographed where they are found. Th

Project Start Date

1992-02-12

Project End Date

1994-02-12

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Project Categories

Wildlife
Reptiles & Amphibians

Keywords

sharptail
sharp
tail
snake
snakes
reptiles
reptile
survey
Contia tenuis
colubridae
John Applegarth
Richard Hoyer

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No

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Outside OSU

Project Type

Research

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Researcher

Applegarth, John

Role

C

Collaborators

Hoyer, Richard

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307

Project ID

307