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Amphibian Migration Monitoring at the VINS Bragdon Preserve Pond in Vermont, USA (1996-1999)

Name: Amphibian Migration Monitoring at the VINS Bragdon Preserve Pond in Vermont, USA (1996-1999)
Creator: Faccio, Steve
Keywords: Samplingevent, 14. Life underwater

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 01 Jan 2022 English Publisher:Vermont Center for Ecostudies

Authors: Faccio, Steve;

doi: 10.15468/97pg9v

Amphibian Migration Monitoring at the VINS Bragdon Preserve Pond in Vermont, USA (1996-1999)

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Amphibian spring migration to a small pond was monitored using a drift fence and pitfall traps from 1996-1999 at the VINS Bragdon Preserve in Woodstock, Vermont, USA. Additionally, captures of small mammals were also recorded.

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