HERPETOLOGICAL
	Conservation and Biology
	ISSN (Electronic Version): 1931-7603	ISSN (Print Version): TBA
Welcome to the website of Herpetological Conservation and Biology, a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the natural history and conservation of amphibians and reptiles.  HCB is published in partnership with: and Website Navigation About the Journal Archived Issues Editorial Staff Instructions for Authors  Committee Newsletter Other Herpetology Websites Sitemap View Our Stats	Volume I, Issue I	Contents	Click Here to Download Entire Issue Click Here to Download Front 1/3 of Issue Click Here to Download Middle of Issue Click Here to Download End 1/3 of Issue
		Editorial Dawning of Herpetological Conservation and Biology:  A Special Introduction to Your New Journal (VIEW GALLERY) R.Bruce Bury, Malcolm L. McCallum, Stanley E. Trauth, and Raymond A. Saumure
		Invited Forums Ecological Succession on a Natural Area in Northeastern Kansas from 1948 to 2006  Henry S. Fitch
		Dilemma of Name-Recognition: Why and When to Use New Combinations of Scientific Names  Hobart M. Smith and David Chiszar
		HerpSpectives Road Surveys for Turtles: Consideration of Possible Sampling Biases  David A. Steen and Lora L. Smith     (VIEW GALLERY)
		Research Articles Evidence of a New Niche for a North American Salamander: Aneides vagrans Residing in Old-Growth Redwood Forest Canopy James C. Spickler, Stephen C. Sillett, Sharyn B. Marks, and Hartwell H. Welsh, Jr
		Sexual Differences in the Ecology and Habitat Selection of Western Toads (Bufo boreas) in Northeastern Oregon  Evelyn L. Bull   Errata (Click Here)
		Habitat Suitability for Reptiles in the Gorvan Sands Sanctuary, Armenia Tigran L. Tadevosyan      (VIEW GALLERY)
		Status and Geographic Expansion of the Mediterranean Gecko, Hemidactylus turcicus, in Louisiana: Implications for the Southeastern United States   Walter E. Meshaka, Jr., Samuel D. Marshall, Jeff Boundy and Avery A. Williams
		A Novel Facultative Mutualistic Relationship Between Bufonid Tadpoles and Flagellated Green Algae   Renn Tumlison and Stanley E. Trauth  VIEW GALLERY
		Natural History, Field Ecology, Conservation Biology and Wildlife Management: Time to Connect the Dots R. Bruce Bury
		Publication Trends of Natural History and Field Studies in Herpetology Malcolm L. McCallum and Jamie L. McCallum
		Classics in HCB A Personal Glimpse into Natural History and a Revisit of a Classic Paper by Fred Cagle Stanley E. Trauth     (VIEW GALLERY)
		Complimentary PDF reprint of  "An Outline for the Study of a Reptile Life History" (Originally published in Tulane Studies of Zoology and Botany) Fred Cagle  Download Cover Pages for Volume 1, Issue 1

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