Richard M. Lehtinen - Conservation Biology Program;University of Minnesota;Conservation Biology Program, University of Minnesota

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Richard M. Lehtinen currently is Professor of Biology at the College of Wooster (USA). Richard studies a wide range of topics in Ecology, Evolution, Behavior, and Conservation, often focusing on amphibians as study organisms.

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Road Mortality Contributes to the Evolution of an Urban-Rural Cline in Squirrel Coat Color

Adam F Parlin,Bradley J Cosentino,Richard M Lehtinen, John E McDonald, C, James P Gibbs

Evolutionary applications（2025）

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Unexpected Diversity and Co-Occurrence of Phytotelmic Frogs (guibemantis) Around Andasibe, One of the Most Intensively Surveyed Amphibian Hotspots of Madagascar, and Descriptions of Three New Species

Hugh Gabriel, Laila-denise Rothe,Joern Koehler, Sandratra Rakotomanga,Devin Edmonds,Pedro Galan,Frank Glaw,Richard M. Lehtinen,Andolalao Rakotoarison,Miguel Vences

ZOOTAXA（2024）

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First Characterization of the Vocalization, Behavior, and Tadpole Diet of the Golden Treefrog (phytotriades Auratus), an Endangered Mountaintop Endemic

Richard M. Lehtinen,Renoir J. Auguste, Daniel A. Borowsky

Ichthyology &amp Herpetologyno. 3 (2024)

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Increase in the Frequency of Melanism in Abert’s Squirrel in Boulder, Colorado

Lake H. Barrett, Christian A. Nunes,Richard M. Lehtinen

MAMMALIAno. 6 (2024): 521-524

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The Genetic Basis of Melanism in Abert's Squirrel (sciurus Aberti)

Lake H. Barrett,Dean Fraga,Richard M. Lehtinen

ANIMALS（2024）

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Population Genomic Structure of a Widespread, Urban-Dwelling Mammal: the Eastern Grey Squirrel (sciurus Carolinensis)

Nicole A. Fusco,Bradley J. Cosentino,James P. Gibbs,Maximilian L. Allen,Alexander J. Blumenfeld,George H. Boettner,Elizabeth J. Carlen,Merri Collins, Catherine Dennison, Devin Digiacopo,Andre-Philippe Drapeau Picard, Jonathan Edmonson,M. Caitlin Fisher-Reid, Rebecca Fyffe,Travis Gallo, Alannah Grant, William Harbold,Stephen B. Heard,Diana J. R. Lafferty,Richard M. Lehtinen,Shealyn Marino,John E. Mcdonald,Alessio Mortelliti,Maureen Murray, Amy Newman,Krista N. Oswald,Caitlin Ott-Conn,Jonathan L. Richardson,Rebecca Rimbach, Paul Salaman,Michael Steele,Mason R. Stothart,Mark C. Urban,Kurt Vandegrift,John P. Vanek, Sean N. Vanderluit, Lucie Vezina,Adalgisa Caccone

MOLECULAR ECOLOGY（2024）

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Empirical Evidence for the Rescue Effect from a Natural Microcosm

Richard M. M. Lehtinen

ANIMALSno. 12 (2023)

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12. Amphibians and their Conservation in Trinidad and Tobago

Renoir J. Auguste,J. Roger Downie,Michael J. Jowers,Richard M. Lehtinen,Ryan S. Mohammed,John C. Murphy

The Conservation and Biogeography of Amphibians in the Caribbeanpp.544-572, (2023)

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Hybridization Between the Woodland Salamanders Plethodon Cinereus and P. Electromorphus is Not Widespread

Shawn R. Kuchta,Maggie M. Hantak,Brian P. Waldron,Cari-Ann M. Hickerson,Richard M. Lehtinen,Carl D. Anthony

ICHTHYOLOGY AND HERPETOLOGY（2022）

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Evidence for Negative Impacts on Terrestrial Salamanders Following Invasive Plant Removal

Richard M. Lehtinen, Haley Hartman, Blake Marlowe, Alexa Rojas

Journal of Herpetologyno. 1 (2022)

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