Snakes of the United States and Canada

By C. H. Ernst, E. M. Ernst. 2003

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Citations in the corpus

• How do Highways Influence Snake Movement? Behavioral Responses to Roads and Vehicles (2005, background): “…of both direct and indirect road impacts (Andrews, 2004), not only because road mortality has been documented for over half a century (e.g., Van Hyning, 1931; Pough, 1966; Smith and Dodd, 2003), but also because of the breadth of ecological niches represented among species (Ernst and Ernst, 2003).”
• The evolution and function of pattern diversity in snakes (2013, background): “Our main sources of ecological information were Ernst and Ernst (2003) for North American snakes and Wilson and Swan (2008) and Cogger (1996) for Australian snakes.”