Salamanders: Habitat, Behavior and Evolution

Salamanders: Habitat & Evolution

Salamanders: Habitat, Behavior and Evolution explores the ecology, movement, behavior, distribution, and evolutionary biology of salamanders and newts. The book examines habitat use, migration patterns, juvenile dispersal, population distribution, ecological barriers, and environmental factors affecting salamander populations. It also explores salamander vision and photoreceptor biology, providing insights into how these amphibians interact with and adapt to their environments.

Key Features

• Explores salamander habitat use and ecological behavior.
• Examines migration and movement patterns.
• Discusses juvenile dispersal and population distribution.
• Studies environmental factors affecting salamander abundance.
• Covers ecological barriers and species distribution.
• Explores salamander vision and photoreceptor biology.
• Includes research on long-toed salamanders and newt species.
• Ideal for herpetologists, ecologists, zoologists, researchers, and students.