Journal of Avian Medicine and Surgery

Aug 9, 2023 | bioone.org | James Whitney |Blake Hansen |Sophia Bonjour |Amber Bell

Abstract The North American monsoon season in the southwestern United States can produce heavy precipitation that results in high-flow events. Fish kills can occur when these monsoonal freshets derive from runoff flowing over recently burned catchments, but less is known concerning monsoon-induced fish kills occurring in unburned riverscapes.

Mar 27, 2023 | bioone.org | Michael Brennan

Feb 15, 2023 | bioone.org | Keith Geluso

Abstract The Mexican gartersnake () is a federally threatened species in the United States, with only a few isolated populations remaining in Arizona and New Mexico. For some populations, only limited knowledge exists regarding their status and natural history; thus, all observations are noteworthy. Along the Gila River in New Mexico, for example, only 2 observations of this species have been published, one in 1883 and one in 1973.

Nov 17, 2022 | bioone.org | Mark Petersen

Jul 11, 2021 | bioone.org | David Rankin