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flmnh-25	Nickerson, Max; Pitt, Amber; Tavano, Joseph; Hecht, Kirsten; Mitchell, Joseph	Forest removal and the cascade of effects corresponding with an Ozark Hellbender population decline	2017	18	.pdf	application/pdf	8730	530	49	One of the largest NFWR floods during the early years of data recording, prior to hellbender population declines, occurred in 1969 and reached a mean flow of 524 m3/s. There was no evidence, based on subsequent population estimates, that the 1969 flood negatively affected NFWR Ozark Hellbender populations (Nickerson et al., 2007). A large study of microorganisms cultured from injured and repressed tissue regeneration sites in NFWR C. a. bishopi found known amphibian pathogens and many obligate pathogens associated with injuries and abnormalities, but no single pathological agent (Nickerson et al., 2011).	cache/flmnh-25.pdf	txt/flmnh-25.txt