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PUBLICATIONS

Photo by Amanda K. Martin 

Academic Publications

Martin, A.K., & J.A. Sheridan. 2022 (in press). Seasonal diversity and population fluctuations at Powdermill Nature Reserve, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. American Midland Naturalist, 188: 212-233

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Martin, A.K., & J.A. Sheridan. 2022. Body size responses to the combined effects of climate and land use changes within an urban framework. Global Change Biology, 00: 1-4.

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Martin, A.K., D.H. Hughes & J.A. Sheridan. 2021. Changes in an Amphibian Community at Powdermill Nature reserve, Southwest Pennsylvania, Over a 37-Year Period. Annals of Carnegie Museum. 87(2): 157-166.

 

Martin, A.K. & K.V. Root. 2020. Examining Land Use Changes to Evaluate the Effects of Land Management in a Complex, Dynamic Landscape. Environmental Management. 66: 333-347.

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Martin, A.K., 2020. Reptilian Activity, Movements and Spatial Ecology within the Oak Openings Region (Dissertation, Bowling Green State University).

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Martin, A.K. & K.V. Root. 2020. Challenges and Opportunities for Terrapene carolina carolina Under Different Climate Scenarios. Remote Sensing 12: 836.

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Root, K.V. and A.K. Martin. July 2017. Oak Openings Region Biodiversity Model Final Report (Phase I). Report to The Nature Conservancy for Grant #10009734.

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Dent, M.L., A.K. Martin, M.M. Flaherty, & E.G. Neilans. 2016. Cues for auditory stream segregation of birdsong in budgerigars and zebra finches: effects of location, timing, amplitude, and frequency. J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 139: 674-683.

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Martin, A.K., 2015. Spatial Analysis of Amphibians and Reptiles in the Oak Openings Preserve (Thesis, Bowling Green State University).

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Dent, M.L., Neilans, E.G., Flaherty, M.M., & Martin, A.K. 2013. Auditory scene analysis in budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus) and zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata). Proc. Mtgs. Acoust. 19, 010041.

Other Publications 

Carnegie Museum of Natural History Blogs

An Illuminating Tale of Tracking Turtles (B)

Overwintering for Amphibians and Reptiles (B)

Meet Amanda Martin, New Post-Doctoral Researcher (B)

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Penn Dixie Fossil Park & Nature Reserve

Articles (A) & Blog (B) & Brochure (BR)

Wildlife Research: Tracking Box Turtles (A)

The Tangled Web of Life (B)

Hidden Treasures (A)

Serpents of Penn Dixie (B)

Life in the Sky (A)

A Tiny Tail (A)

Wetlands (BR)

Animals & Plants (BR)

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Snake
 Amanda K. Martin, PhD in Biological Sciences 

 Conservation Ecologist-Herpetology 

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