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Turtles

JoePomidor — 2009-01-20 14:14:09

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- Many of the ["Arboretum"] turtle resident's are actually former pets of the ["Red Eared Slider"] variety. On a fairly annual basis Professor ["Brad Schaffer"] a ["Herpetologist"] in the ["Evolution and Ecology"] program traps out the non-native turtles, if you would like to adopt one and will promise never to release it back to the wild contact his [http://www2.eve.ucdavis.edu/shafferlab/index.htm lab]. A study by the Schaffer lab has a discovered a sizeable population of native ["Western Pond Turtle" Western Pond Turtles] too, but the presense, rapidly growing non-native competition and the lack of dispersal sites puts into question the viability of population. Paper on the topic [http://www2.eve.ucdavis.edu/shafferlab/pubs/SpinksBioCons2003.pdf]	+ Many of the ["Arboretum"] turtle resident's are actually former pets of the ["Red Eared Slider"] variety. On a fairly annual basis Professor ["Brad Schaffer"] a ["Herpetologist"] in the ["Evolution and Ecology"] program traps out the non-native turtles, if you would like to adopt one and will promise never to release it back to the wild contact his [http://www2.eve.ucdavis.edu/shafferlab/index.htm lab]. A study by the Schaffer lab has a discovered a sizable population of native ["Western Pond Turtle" Western Pond Turtles] too, but the presence of rapidly growing non-native competition and the lack of dispersal sites puts into question the viability of population. Paper on the topic [http://www2.eve.ucdavis.edu/shafferlab/pubs/SpinksBioCons2003.pdf]

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AlexMandel — 2007-03-04 22:46:02

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	+ + Many of the ["Arboretum"] turtle resident's are actually former pets of the ["Red Eared Slider"] variety. On a fairly annual basis Professor ["Brad Schaffer"] a ["Herpetologist"] in the ["Evolution and Ecology"] program traps out the non-native turtles, if you would like to adopt one and will promise never to release it back to the wild contact his [http://www2.eve.ucdavis.edu/shafferlab/index.htm lab]. A study by the Schaffer lab has a discovered a sizeable population of native ["Western Pond Turtle" Western Pond Turtles] too, but the presense, rapidly growing non-native competition and the lack of dispersal sites puts into question the viability of population. Paper on the topic [http://www2.eve.ucdavis.edu/shafferlab/pubs/SpinksBioCons2003.pdf]

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-02-26 14:44:27

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	+ In the ["Arboretum"] you'll occasionally see a turtle or two sunning themselves on the sides of the creek. There are actually quite a few turtles in the creek. + + [[Image(turtles_a.jpg, "Turtles on a sunken branch in the Arboretum (2/26/05)", 300, thumbnail)]] + + [[Image(turtles_b.jpg, "A turtle along the side of the creek in the Arboretum (2/26/05)", 300, thumbnail)]]

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-02-26 14:43:09

Upload of image turtles_b.jpg.

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-02-26 14:43:00

Upload of image turtles_a.jpg.