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Dr. Stan Trauth
Professor of Herpetology
BS - 1970 - Zoology,
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR
MS - 1974 - Zoology, University of Arkansas,
Fayetteville, AR
PhD - 1980 - Zoology, Auburn University,
Auburn, AL
Office: LSW 146
Phone: (870) 972 - 3111
Email:
strauth@astate.edu
Environmental Conservation
Biology
- Natural history and
reproductive histology of amphibians and
reptiles
- Spermatozoan ultrastructure
of amphibians and reptiles
- Conservation status of
selected Arkansas amphibians and reptiles
Students working in this
laboratory will learn field, analytical and
policy-related methods for the assessment of
population status and health of endemic amphibian
and reptile populations. Current projects include
the assessment of the status of the Caddo Mountain Salamander, the effects of
prescribed fire on terrestrial plethodontid
salamanders (Plethodon albagula and
Plethodon caddoensis) in the Ouachita Mountains, population
dynamics of alligator snapping turtles (Macrochelys
temminckii), population analysis and status of
the Ozark hellbender (Cryptobranchus
alleganiensis bishopi) and the development of an
assessment plan for two US Fish and Wildlife Service
sensitive species (Ozark hellbender,
Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi, and the
queen snake, Regina septemvittata).
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