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Price, Steven John 2011-09-08T08:35:48Z 2013-09-08T08:30:08Z 2011 https://wakespace.lib.wfu.edu/handle/10339/36146 Urbanization and drought represent two pervasive disturbances that affect animal inhabitants of small, first-order streams. Stream salamanders (Family Plethodontidae) represent the dominant vertebrate group and play important ecological roles in first-order streams, although they have often been neglected in previous studies on the effects of disturbance on system ecosystems. It was hypothesized that urbanization and drought would strongly influence vital rates (e.g., occupancy, abundance, survival, etc.) of salamander populations. en Wake Forest University Desmognathus Drought Eurycea North Carolina Streams Urbanization RESISTANCE AND RESILIENCE OF STREAM SALAMANDER POPULATIONS TO DISTURBANCE Dissertation Browne, Robert A Pilgrim, Melissa A Anderson, David J Silman, Miles R Zeyl, Clifford W Biology 2013-09-08 restricted