Published Papers  1937-2011 

Reprints of all articles are on file in the Preserve Office and in the research library at the Eldridge Research Center.

Achenbach, A. and S. Foitzik. 2008. First evidence for slave rebellion: enslaved ant workers systematically kill the brood of their social parasite Protomognathus americanus. Evolution 63-4: 1068-1075.

Alteri, C.H., and B.B. Coleman.  1965.  The bryoflora of the Genesee County, New York 2:  Some bryophytes of northern Wayne County.  The Bryologist 68(3):349-353.

Alworth, T.  1996.  An experimental test of the function of sticks in the nests of House Wrens.  The Condor  98:841-844.

Alworth, T. and I.B.R. Scheiber.  1999.  An incident of female-female aggression in the house wren. Wilson Bulletin 111(1):130-132.

Auffenberg, W., and C.J. Goin.  1959.  The status of the salamander genera Scapherpeton and Hemitrypus of Cope.  American Museum Novitates 1979:1-12.

Axelrod, D.I.  1966.  Origin of deciduous and evergreen habits in temperate forests.  Evolution 20(1):1-15.

Backus, V.L.  1995.  Rules for allocation in a temperate forest ant:  Demography, natural selection, and queen-worker conflict.  The American Naturalist 145(5):775-796.

Backus, V.L. and J.M. Herbers.  1992.  Sexual allocation ratios in forest ants:  Food limitation does not explain observed patterns.  Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 30:425-429.

Baker, T.C. and G.C. Eickwort.  1975.  Development and bionomics of Chrysomelobia labidomerae... a parasite of the milkweed leaf beetle (Coleoptera:  Chrysomelidae). Canadian Entomologist 107:627-638.

Banschbach, V.S. and J.M. Herbers.  1996a.  Complex colony structure in social insects:  I. Ecological determinants and genetic consequences.  Evolution 50:285-297.

Banschbach, V.S. and J.M. Herbers.  1996b.  Complex colony structure in social insects:  II. Reproduction, queen-worker conflict, and levels of selection.  Evolution 50:298-307.

Banschbach, V.S., N. Levit, and J.M. Herbers.  1996.  Nest temperatures and thermal preferences of a cavity-nesting forest ant:  is seasonal polydomy a thermoregulatory mechanism?  Under review by Insectes Sociaux.

Barkelow, Jr., F.S., R.B. Hamilton, and R.F. Soots, Jr.  1970.  The vital statistics of an unexploited gray squirrel population.  Journal of Wildlife Management 34(3):489-500.

Barr, D.  1972.  The ejaculatory complex of water mites (Acari:  Parasitengona):  Morphology and potential value for systematics.  Life Sciences Contribution,  85pp.

Bauhofer, C.R.  1985.  Gilled Agaricales of the E.N. Huyck Preserve.  Master’s Thesis.  101 pp. [Available in hard copy in the library]

Bayless, L.E.  1975.  Population parameters for Chrysemys picta in a New York pond.  American Midland Naturalist 93(1):168-176.

Beatty, S.W.  1984.  Influence of microtopography and canopy species on spatial patterns of forest   understory plants.  Ecology 65(5):1406-1419.

Beatty, S.W.  1987.  Competitive dominance in treefall microsites?  Consequences of spatial patterning.  Ecology. 

Beatty, S.W.  1991.  Colonization dynamics in a mosaic landscape:  the buried seed pool.  Journal of Biogeography 18:553-563.

Beatty, S.W.  In press. 1997.  Survivorship of forest understory plants during drought:  The role of spatial heterogeneity.  Ecology.

Beatty, S.W.  In press. 1997.  Dispersal pathways and plant species exchange between northeastern   forest and field habitats.  Annals of the AAG.

Beatty, S.W. and O.D.V. Sholes.  1987.  Leaf litter removal:  effect on plant species composition of  treefall pits in a deciduous forest.  Ecology. 

Beatty, S.W. and O.D.V. Sholes.  1988.  Leaf litter effect on plant species composition of    deciduous forest treefall pits.  Canadian Journal of Forest Research 16:539-548.

Beatty, S.W. and E.L. Stone.  1986.  The variety of soil microsites created by treefalls. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 16:539-548.

Bingman, V.P.  1981.  Ontogeny of a multiple stimulus orientation system in the Savannah  sparrow Passerculus sandwichensis.  Doctoral dissertation, State University of New York,  Albany, New York.

Bingman, V.P.  1981.  Savannah Sparrows have a magnetic compass.  Animal Behavior 29(3):962-963.

Bishop, S.C.  1949.  The function of the spur on the femur of Palpus of the male, Leiobunum calcar (Wood), (Arachnida: Phalangida).  Entomological News 60:10-11.

Bishop, S.C.  1949.  The Phalangida (Opiliones) of New York with special reference to the species of the Edmund Niles Huyck Preserve, Rensselaerville, New York.  Proceedings, Rochester   Academy of Science 9(3):159-235. (Missing page 176 and 177)

Bishop, S.C.  1950.  The life of a harvestman.  Nature Magazine.  May, 4pp.

Bishop, S.C.  1950.  Response of minnows to earth vibrations.  Copeia 4:318.

Blair, J.M., R.W. Parmelee, and R.L. Wyman.  1994.  A comparison of the forest floor invertebrate communities of four forest types in northeastern U.S.  Pedobiologia 38:146-160.

Blanckenhorn, W.U.  1991.  Life-history differences in adjacent water strider populations:  Phenotypic plasticity or heritable responses to stream temperature?  Evolution 45(6):1520-1525.

Brand, L.R.  1976.  The vocal repertoire of chipmunks (genus Eutamias) in California.  Animal Behavior 24:319-335.

Brandt, M. and S. Foitzik.  2004.  Community context and specialization influence coevolution between a slavemaking and and its hosts.  Ecology 85:2997-3009.

Brodie, Jr., E.D.  1977.  Hedgehogs use toad venom in their own defense.  Nature 268:627-628.

Brodie, Jr., E.D.  1977.  Salamander antipredator postures.  Copeia 3:523-535.

Brodie, Jr., E.D.  1978.  Biting and vocalization as anti-predator mechanisms in terrestrial salamanders.  Copeia (1):127-129.

Brodie, Jr., E.D. and E.D. Brodie, III.  1980.  Differential avoidance of mimetic salamanders by free-ranging birds.  Science 208:181-183.

Brodie, Jr., E.D. and D.R. Formanowicz, Jr.  1978.  The development of noxiousness of Bufo americanus tadpoles to aquatic insect predators.  Herpetologica 34:302-306.

Brodie, Jr., E.D. and D.R. Formanowicz, Jr.  1982.  Palatability and antipredator behavior of the treefrog Hyla versicolor to the shrew Blarina brevicauda.  Journal Herpetology.

Brodie, Jr., E.D. and D.R. Formanowicz, Jr.  1987.  Antipredator mechanisms of larval anurans:  protection of palatable individuals.  Herpetologica 43(3):369-373.

Brodie, Jr., E.D., R.T. Nowak, and W.R. Harvey.  1979.  The effectiveness of antipredator   secretions and behavior of selected salamanders against shrews.  Copeia (2):270-274.

Brown, G.E., J.C. Adrian, Jr., E. Smyth, H. Leet, and S. Brennan.  Submitted (1999).  Ostariophysan alarm pheromones: laboratory and field tests of the functional significance of nitrogen-oxides.  Journal of Chemical Ecology.

Brown, G.E. and J. Cowan.  Submitted (1999).  Foraging trade-offs and predator inspection in an  Ostariophysan fish: switching from chemical to visual cues.  Behaviour.

Campanella, P.J.  1975.  The evolution of mating systems in temperate zone dragonflies (Odonata:  Anisoptera) II:  Libellula luctyisa (Burmeister).  Behavior 54:278-309.

Cochran, D.M. and C.J. Goin.  1961.  A new genus and species of frog (Leptodactylidae) from Columbia.  Fieldiana:  Zoology 39:543-546.

Collins, D.J.  2000.  Observations on the significance of canopy morphology for mass transfer in bryophytes. Master’s Thesis, Union College, Schenectady, NY.

Collins, S.L.  1990.  Habitat relationships and survivorship of tree seedlings in hemlock- hardwood forest.  Canadian Journal of Botany.  Volume 68.

Cooper, K.W.  1952.  A remarkable new species and subgenus of Chrysid wasp from North America, with notes on related forms (Hymenoptera:  Chrysididae).  Transactions of The American Entomological Society 78:137-148.

Cooper, K.W.  1953.  Biology of the Eumenine wasps I.  The ecology, predation and competition of Ancistrocerus antilope (Panzer).  Transactions, American Entomological Society 79:13-35.

Cooper, K.W.  1954.  Biology of the Eumenine wasps IV.  A trigonalid wasp parasitic on Rygchuim rugosum (Saussure), (Hymenoptera:  Trigonalidae).  Proceedings, Entomological Society of Washington 56:280-288.

Cooper, K.W.  1953.  Egg gigantism, oviposition, and genital anatomy:  their bearing on the biology and phylogenetic position of Orussus (Humenoptera:  Siricoidea).  Proceedings, Rochester Academy of Science 10:38-68.

Cooper, K.W.  1953.  The wasps of Penikese Island, Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts (Hymenoptera).  Entomological News 64(2):29-36.

Cooper, K.W.  1955.  Biology of the Eumenine wasps II.  Venereal transmission of mites by wasps,  and some evolutionary problems from the remarkable association of Ensliniella trisetosa with the wasp Ancistrocerus antilope.  Transactions, American Entomological Society 80:119-174.

Cooper, K.W.  1956.  An instance of delayed communication in solitary wasps.  Nature 178:601-602.

Cooper, K.W.  1957.  Biology of Eumenine wasps V.  Digital communication in wasps.  Journal Experimental Zoology 134:469-514.

Cooper, K.W.  1959.  A bilaterally gyandromorphic Hypidsynerus, and a summary of cytologic origins of such mosaic Hymenoptera, Biology of Eumenine wasps VI.  Bulletin, Florida State Museum 5(2):25-40.

Cooper, K.W.  1961.  Occurrence of the European Pselaphid beetle Trichonyx sulcicollis (Reichenbach) in New York State.  Entomological News 72(4):90-92.

Cooper, K.W.  1962.  A remarkable anophthalmic immigrant to North America:  Anommatus duodecimstriatus Muller (Coleoptera:  Colydiidae).  Entomological News 73(7):187-190.

Cooreman, J.  1954.  Notes et observations sur les acariens VI:  Sur le genre Kennethiella n. gen., parasite des Odynères du genre Ancistrocerus Wesmael.  Institut royal des Sciences naturelles de Belgique Bulletin 30:1-10.

Crankshaw, O.S.  1980.  Sexual behavior among parasitic wasps of the genus Megarhyssa:  Male time investment and alternate mating strategies.  Master’s Thesis, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia.

Crankshaw, O.S. and R.W. Matthews.  1981.  Sexual Behavior among Parasitic Megarhyssa Wasps (Hymenoptera:  Ichneumonidae).  Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 9:1-7.

Cyr, H. and M.L. Pace.  1992.  Grazing by zooplankton and its relationship to community structure.  Canadian Journal Fish. Aquatic Science 49(7):1455-1465.

Cyr, H. and M.L. Pace.  1993.  Allometric Theory:  Extrapolation from individuals to communities. Ecology 74(4):1234-1245.

Dalgleish, R.C.  1966.  An improved technique for collecting bird ectoparasites. Turtox News 44(2):75.

Dalgleish, R.C.  1967.  Two new species of Penenirmus (Mallophaga:  Ischnocera) from Asian Barbets (Piciformes:  Capitonidae).  Canadian Entomologist 99:604-606.

Dalgleish, R.C.  1969.  The Picicoal (Mallophaga:  Ischnocera) of the Picidae (Aves: Piciformes). Proceedings, Royal Entomological Society, London 38:101-113.

Dalgleish, R.C.  1971.  The Brueelia (Mallophaga:  Ischnocera) of the Picidae (Aves:  Piciformes).  Journal, New York Entomological Society 79:139-146.

Dalgleish, R.C.  1972.  The Penenirmus (Mallophaga:  Ischnocera) of the Picidae (Aves: Piciformes).  Journal, New York Entomological Society 80:83-104.

Dansereau, P.  1944.  La vegetation du Plateau des Helderbergs (N.Y.) et le climax regional. Annales de Association Canadienne Francaise pour l'Advancment des Sciences 14:81-82.

Dansereau, P.  1944.  Science in French Canada.  The Scientific Monthly 59:188-194, 261-272.

Daubenmire, R.  1966.  Vegetation:  Identification of typal communities.  Science 151(3708):291-298.

Davis, D.E.  1941.  The belligerency of the Kingbird.  Wilson Bulletin 53:157-168.

Davis, D.E.  1957.  Observations on the abundance of Korean mice.  Journal of Mammalogy 38(3):374-377.

Davis, D.E.  1957.  The use of food as a buffer in a predator-prey system.  Journal of Mammalogy 38(4):466-472.

Davis, D.E.  1959.  The sex and age structure of roosting starlings.  Ecology 40:136-139.

Davis, D.E.  1960.  A chart for estimation of life expectancy.  Journal of Wildlife Management 24(3):344-348.

Davis, D.E.  1960.  Comments on the migration of starlings in eastern United States.  60:216-219.

Davis, D.E.  1960.  Role of density in populations of mammalian plague reservoirs.  Bulletin of the World Health Organization 23:417-418.

Davis, D.E.  1960.  The spread of the cattle egret in the United States.  Auk 77:421-424.

Davis, D.E.  1961.  Age at sexual maturity of Mexican free-tailed bats.  Journal of Mammalogy 42(4):533-536.

Davis, D.E.  1962.  An inquiry into the phylogeny of gangs.  In:  Roots of Behavior:  Genetics, Instinct, and Socialization in Animal Behavior.  Paul B. Hoeber, Inc.

Davis, D.E.  1962.  Gross effects of triethylenemelamine on gonads of starlings.  The Anatomical Record 142(3):353-356.

Davis, D.E., and C.P. Read.  1958.  Effect of behavior on development of resistance in trichinosis. Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine 99:269-272.

Day, J.F. and A.H. Benton.  1980.  Population dynamics and coevolution of adult Siphonapteran     parasites of the Southern Flying Squirrel (Glaucomys volans volans).  American Midland Naturalist 103(2):333-338.

DeMent, J.A. and E.L. Stone. 1968. Influence of soil and site on red pine plantations in New York II: Soil type and physical properties.  Cornell Bulletin 1020:3-25.

DeVito, J.  2003.  Metamorphic synchrony and aggregation as antipredator responses in American toads.  Oikos 103:75-80.

DeVito, J. and D.R. Formanowicz, Jr.  2003.  The effects of size, sex, and reproductive condition on thermal and desiccation stress in a riparian spider (Pirata sedentarius, Araneae, Lycosidae). The Journal of Arachnology 31:278-284.

Dilley, J.D., P. Wilson and M.R. Mesler.  2000.  The radiation of Calochortus:  generalist flowers    moving through a mosaic of potential pollinators.  OIKOS 89:209-222.

Dillon, P.M.  1981.  Community dynamics in Odonates:  Interactions within and between life stages.  Doctoral Dissertation, University of Michigan.  163 pp.

Dunson, W.A., R.L. Wyman, and E.S. Corbett.  1992.  A Symposium on Amphibian Declines and Habitat Acidification.  Journal of Herpetology 26(4):349-352.

Eaton, S.W.  1948.  Bird distribution along the Peace, Slave, and Little Buffalo Rivers of Canada.  Auk 65:345-352.

Eaton, S.W.  1954.  The high plateaus of western New York.  Science Studies, St. Bonaventure University 19:1-2.

Eaton, S.W.  1957.  Bird notes from western Kwangsi, China.  Condor 59:64-66.

Eaton, S.W.  1957.  Variation in Seurus noveboracensis.  Auk 74:229-239.

Eaton, S.W.  1958.  A life history of the Louisiana waterthrush.  Wilson Bulletin 70(3):211-236.

Eaton, S.W., and E.P. Edwards.  1948.  Notes on birds of the Gomez Fanas region of Tamaulipas. Wilson Bulletin 60(2):109-114.

Eberhard, W.  1967.  Attack behavior of diguetid spiders and the origin of prey wrapping in spiders. Psyche 74(2):173-181.

Eberhard, W.G.  1970.  The natural history of the fungus gnats Leptomorphus bifasciatus (Say) and L. subcaeruleus (Coquillett) (Diptera:  Mycetophilidae).  Psyche 77:361-383.

Eberhard, W.G.  1970.  The predatory behavior of two wasps, Agenoideus humilus (Pompilodae) Sceliphron caementarium (Sphecidae), on the Orb Weaving Spider Araneus cornutus (Araneidae).  Psyche 77:243-251.

Ehrle, E.B., and B.B. Coleman.  1963.  The bryoflora of the Genesee County, New York I:  The bryophytes of Wheeler’s Gully.  The Bryologist 66(2):61-66.

Ehrle, E.B., and B.B. Coleman.  1968.  The bryoflora of the Genesee County, New York 4:  The bryophytes of Livingston County.  The Bryologist 71(3):275-281.

Eickwort, G.C.  1970.  Hoplitis anthocopoides, a European Mason Bee established in New York State (Hymenoptera:  Megachilidae).  Psyche 77:190-201.

Eickwort, G.C.  1973.  Biology of the European Mason Bee, Hoplitis anthocopoides (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae), in New York State.  Search:  Agriculture:  Entomology 3(2):1-27.

Eickwort, G.C.  1975.  Nest-building behavior of the Mason Bee Hoplitis anthocopoides (Hymenoptera:  Megachilidae).  Zeitschrift f. tierpsycologie 37(3):237-254.

Eickwort, G.C.  1975.  A new species of Chrysomelobia (Acari:  Tarsinemina; Podapolipidae)  from North America and the taxonomic position of the genus.  Canadian Entomologist 107:613- 626.

Eickwort, G.C.  1975.  Gregarious nesting of the Mason Bee Hoplitis anthocopoides and the  evolution of parasitism and sociality among Megachilid bees.  Evolution 29(1):142-150.

Eickwort, G.C.  1977.  Aspects of the nesting biology and descriptions of immature stages of Perdita octomaculata and P. halictoides.  Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society 50(4):577-599.

Eickwort, G.C.  1977.  Male territorial behavior in the Mason Bee, Hoplitis anthocopoides  (Hymenoptera:  Megachilidae). Animal Behavior 25(3):542-554.

Eickwort, K.R.  1973.  Cannibalism and kin selection in Labidomera clivicollis (Coleoptera:  Chrysomelidae).  The American Midland Naturalist 107(955):452-453.

Eickwort, K.R.  1977.  Population dynamics of a relatively rare species of Milkweed beetle (Labidomera). Ecology 58(3):527-538.

Eisner, T., K. Hicks, M. Eisner, and D. Robson.  1978.  "Wolf in sheep's Clothing" Strategy of a predaceous insect larva.  Science 199:790-794.

Eisner, T., D.F. Wiemer, L.W. Haynes, and J. Meinwald.  Lucibufagens:  Defensive steroids from the fire-flies Photinus ignitus and P. marginellus (Coleoptera:  Lampyridae).  Proceedings,  National Academy of Sciences. 

Eldakar, O., M.J. Dlugos, J.W. Pepper, and D.S. Wilson. 2009. Population Structure Mediates Sexual Conflict in Water Striders. Science 326: 816.

Elliott, W.M., N.B. Elliott, and R.L. Wyman.  1993.  Relative effect of litter and forest type on rate of decomposition.  American Midland Naturalist 129:87-95.

Evans, H.E.  1971.  Observations on the nesting behavior of wasp[s of the tribe Cercerini.  Journal,  Kansas Entomological Society 44:500-523.

Evans, H.E.  1973.  Burrow sharing and transfer in the Digger Wasp Philanthus gibbosus (Fabricius).  Animal Behavior 21:302-308.

Evans, H.E.  1975.  Nesting behavior of Philanthus albopilosus with comparisons between two widely separated populations.  Annals of the Entomological Society of America 68(5):888-892.

Ferron, J.  1975.  Solitary play of the red squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus).  Canadian Journal of Zoology 53:1495-1499.

Fisher, R.F. and E.L. Stone.  1968.  Soil and plant moistures relations of red pine growing on a shallow soil.  Soil Science Society of America Proceedings 32:725-728.

Foitzik, S., V.L. Backus, A. Trindl, and J.M. Herbers.  2004.  Ecology of Leptothorax ants:  impact of food, nest sites, and social parasites.  Behav. Ecol. Sociobiol. 55:484-493.

Foitzik, S., C.J. DeHeer, D.N. Hunjan, and J.M. Herbers.  2001.  Coevolution in host-parasite systems: behavioural strategies of slave-making ants and their hosts.  Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Bulletin 268:1139-1146.

Foitzik, S., B. Fischer, and J. Heinze.  2003.  Arms races between social parasites and their hosts:  geographic patterns of manipulation and resistance.  Behavioral Ecology 14(1):80-88.

Foitzik, S., J. Heinze, B. Oberstadt, and J.M. Herbers.  2002.  Mate guarding and alternative reproductive tactics in the ant Hypoponera opacior.  Animal Behaviour 63:597-604.

Foitzik, S. and J.M. Herbers.  2001a.  Colony Structure of a slavemaking ant.  I, Intra-colony relatedness, worker reproduction, and polydomy.  Evolution 55(2):307-315.

Foitzik, S. and J.M. Herbers.  2001b.  Colony Structure of a slavemaking ant.  II, Frequency of slave raids and impact on the host population.  Evolution 55(2):316-323.

Foitzik, S., M. Strätz, and J. Heinze.  2003.  Ecology, life history and resource allocation in the ant, Leptothorax nylanderi.  J. Evol. Biol. 16:670-680.

Formanowicz Jr., D.R.  1978.  Palatability of a community of amphibian larvae to aquatic invertebrate predators.  Master’s Thesis, Adelphi University.  33 pp.

Formanowicz, Jr., D.R.  1986.  Anuran tadpole/aquatic insect predator-prey interactions:  tadpole size  and predator capture success.  Herpetologica 42:367-372.

Formanowicz, Jr., D.R. and E.D. Brodie, Jr.  1979.  Palatability and antipredator behavior of selected Rana to the shrew Blarina.  American Midland Naturalist 101:456-458.

Formanowicz, Jr., D.R. and E.D. Brodie, Jr.  1981.  Prepupation behavior and pupation of the predaceous diving beetle Dytiscus verticalis Say (Coleoptera:  dytiscidae).  Journal New York Entomological Society 89(3):152-157.

Formanowicz, Jr., D.R. and E.D. Brodie, Jr.  1981.  Larvae of the predaceous diving beetle Dytiscus verticalis acquire an avoidance response to skin secretions of the newt Notopthalmus viredescens.  Herpetologica 37(3):172-176.

Formanowicz, Jr., D.R. and E.D. Brodie, Jr.  1982.  Relative palatabilities of members of a larval     amphibian community.  Copeia (1):91-97.

Formanowixz, Jr., D.R., M.M. Stewart, K. Townsend, F.H. Pough, and P.F. Brussard.  1981.  Predation by giant crab spiders on the Puerto Rican frog Eleutherodactylus coqui.  Herpetologica 37(3):125-129.

Frank, J.A.  1998.  Survey of the Amphibian and Earthworm Species at Rice Creek Field Station. In:  A.P. Nelson (ed.),  Rice Creek Research Reports 1997.  Rice Creek Field Station of Oswego State University, Oswego, NY.  pp 16-20.

Fraser, D.F. and T.E. Sise.  1980.  Observations on stream minnows in a patchy environment:  A test  of a theory of habitat distribution.  Ecology 61(4):790-797.

Frisbie, M.P. and R.L. Wyman.  1991.  The effects of soil pH on sodium balance in the red-backed salamander, Plethodon cinereus, and three other terrestrial salamanders.  Physiological  Zoology 64(4):1050-1068.

Frisbie, M.P. and R.L. Wyman.  1992.  The effect of environmental pH on sodium balance in the red- spotted newt, Notophthalmus viridenscens.  Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 23:64-68.

Frisbie, M.P. and R.L. Wyman.  1992.  The effect of soil chemistry on sodium balance in the red- backed salamander:  A comparison of two forest types.  Journal of Herpetology 26(4):434-  442.

Frisbie, M.P. and R.L. Wyman.  1995.  A field simulation of the effect of acidic rain on ion balance in a woodland salamander.  Arch. Environ. Contam. Toxicol.  28:327-333.

Funk, R.E. and D.W. Steadman.  1994.  Archaeological and Paleoenvironmental Investigations in the Dutchess Quarry Caves, Orange County, New YorkPersimmon Press, Buffalo, NY.  125pp.

Galambos, R. and D.R. Griffin.  1942.  Obstacle avoidance by flying bats:  The cries of bats.  Journal of Experimental Zoology 89(3):475-490. Gardner, G.C.  2002.  Persistence and spread of Cryptococcus fagisuga, the initiating agent in Beech Bark Disease.  Doctoral Dissertation, University at Albany, Albany, NY.

Goin, C.J.  1948.  The occurrence of Amyda spinifera aspera in Florida.  Copeia 4:304. Goin, C.J.  1950.  A study of the salamander, Ambystoma cingulatum, with the description of a new species.  Annals of the Carnegie Museum 31:299-320.

Goin, C.J.  1951.  Notes on the eggs and early larvae of three more Florida salamanders.  Annals of the Carnegie Museum 32:253-262.

Goin, C.J.  1953.  Rediscovery of the frog Litoria luteda gosse in Jamaica.  Occasional Papers of the Museum of the Institute of Jamaica 7:1-4.

Goin, C.J.  1954.  Remarks on evolution of color pattern in the Gossei group of the frog genus Eleutherodactylus.  Annals of the Carnegie Museum 33:185-195.

Goin, C.J.  1955.  Description of a new subspecies of the frog Eleutherodactylus ricorde from the Bahama Islands.  American Museum Novitates 1708:1-7.
Bulletin of the Florida State Museum 5(5):243-259.

Goin, C.J.  1957.  Description of a new salamander of the genus Siren from the Rio Grande.  Herpetologica 13:37-42.

Goin, C.J.  1957.  Descriptions of two new frogs from Columbia.  Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences 47(2):60-63.

Goin, C.J.  1958.  Comments upon the origin of the herpetofauna of Florida.  Journal of the Florida Academy of Sciences 21(1):61-70.

Goin, C.J.  1959.  Notes of the maxillary dentition of some frogs of the genera Eleutherodactylus and Leptodactylus.  Herpetologica 15:134-136.

Goin, C.J.  1959.  A synonym and a homonym in the frog genus Hyla.  Copeia 4:340-341.

Goin, C.J.  1960.  Pattern variation in the frog Eleutherodactylus mibicola dunn.  Bulletin of the Florida State Museum 5(5):243-259.

Goin, C.J.  1961.  Description of a new genus and species of tree frog from South America.  Copeia 1:62-65.

Goin, C.J.  1961.  The growth and size of Siren lacertian.  Herpetologica 17(2):  1 pp.

Goin, C.J.  1961.  Synopsis of the genera of Hylid frogs.  Annals of the Carnegie Museum 36:5-18.

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