2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.ecolmodel.2014.09.026
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Effects of temperature and surface water availability on spatiotemporal dynamics of stream salamanders using pattern-oriented modelling

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“…Intensive and long-term demographic data show that changing hydrologic regimes are affecting pond-breeding amphibians (33)(34)(35), but a lack of similar data for stream and terrestrial amphibians has limited our ability to assess their response to climate change (36). Stream-breeding amphibians may be sensitive to hydrologic change because many have prolonged larval and metamorphic stages, during which they are restricted to stream channels, and behavioral, morphological, and ecological traits adapted to historical hydrologic conditions (37)(38)(39)(40)(41). Consistent with this expectation, stream amphibians were virtually absent from California streams exposed to catastrophic debris floods (42), unpredictable dam releases increased mortality in 2 river-breeding frogs (43), and occupancy of larval salamanders in North Carolina streams dropped by 30% during an extended drought (44).…”
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“…Intensive and long-term demographic data show that changing hydrologic regimes are affecting pond-breeding amphibians (33)(34)(35), but a lack of similar data for stream and terrestrial amphibians has limited our ability to assess their response to climate change (36). Stream-breeding amphibians may be sensitive to hydrologic change because many have prolonged larval and metamorphic stages, during which they are restricted to stream channels, and behavioral, morphological, and ecological traits adapted to historical hydrologic conditions (37)(38)(39)(40)(41). Consistent with this expectation, stream amphibians were virtually absent from California streams exposed to catastrophic debris floods (42), unpredictable dam releases increased mortality in 2 river-breeding frogs (43), and occupancy of larval salamanders in North Carolina streams dropped by 30% during an extended drought (44).…”
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“…Dispersal is oriented toward humid areas and is density dependent for juveniles. The salamander model has been validated and calibrated based on field data for the Allegheny Mountain Dusky Salamander and provides reasonably accurate life cycle and distribution patterns in response to spatiotemporal temperature and humidity data for the environment (Girard et al, 2015).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The individual-based model developed in this work has been previously described in Girard et al (2015). The model simulates the life cycle (growth and development) and movement of individual salamanders at a daily time step in response to environmental variables (temperature and humidity).…”
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confidence: 99%
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