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Applying cryopreservation to anuran conservation biology by Poo, Sinlan, Hinkson, Kristin M.

“…Novel conservation methods have become increasingly important in protecting our remaining biodiversity in the face of unprecedented rates of species declines…”
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Inbreeding depression in sperm quality in a critically endangered amphibian by Hinkson, Kristin M., Poo, Sinlan

“…Small, isolated populations often experience increased inbreeding and decreased heterozygosity, which increases the potential risk of inbreeding depression…”
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Selective method for invasive plant removal enhances restoration by Hinkson, Kristin M., NeSmith, Julienne E., Alba, Christina, Durham, Michael, Ferrell, Jason, Flory, S. Luke

“…Effective and sustainable restoration of habitats invaded by non‐native plant species requires both invader removal and recovery of native species. However,…”
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Cryopreservation and hormonal induction of spermic urine in a novel species: The smooth-sided toad (Rhaebo guttatus) by Hinkson, Kristin M., Baecher, J. Alex, Poo, Sinlan

“…Global amphibian declines have fueled an increased interest in amphibian assisted reproductive technologies. Within the genus Rhaebo, half of the species are…”
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Amphibian conservation using assisted reproductive technologies: Cryopreserved sperm affects offspring morphology, but not behavior, in a toad by Poo, Sinlan, Hinkson, Kristin M.

“…With increasing rates of global biodiversity decline, strategies such as reintroduction or supplementation, have become increasingly important in conserving…”
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Sperm output and body condition are maintained independently of hibernation in an endangered temperate amphibian by Poo, Sinlan, Hinkson, Kristin M, Stege, Edward

“…Hibernation is an integral part of the life history of species living in seasonal environments. However, our knowledge about the link between hibernation and…”
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First successful artificial insemination of the endangered Louisiana pinesnake, Pituophis ruthveni by Roberts, Beth M., Sandfoss, Mark R., Schwartz, Tonia S., Lindsey, Alexis, Hinkson, Kristin M., Reichling, Steven B.

“…The Louisiana pinesnake (Pituophis ruthveni) is considered one of the rarest snakes in North America and was federally listed under the Endangered Species Act…”
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Effects of age on sperm quality metrics in endangered Mississippi gopher frogs (Lithobates sevosus) from captive populations used for controlled propagation and reintroduction efforts by Watt, Ashley M., Marcec‐Greaves, Ruth, Hinkson, Kristin M., Poo, Sinlan, Roberts, Beth, Pitcher, Trevor E.

“…A decline in sperm quality with age is a common prediction of senescence‐based hypotheses and empirical studies. While widely studied across taxa, there is…”
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Temporal trends in genetic data and effective population size support efficacy of management practices in critically endangered dusky gopher frogs (Lithobates sevosus) by Hinkson, Kristin M., Richter, Stephen C.

“…Monitoring temporal changes in population genetic diversity and effective population size can provide vital information on future viability. The dusky gopher…”
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Using dermal glucocorticoids to determine the effects of disease and environment on the critically endangered Wyoming toad by Santymire, Rachel M, Sacerdote-Velat, Allison B, Gygli, Andrew, Keinath, Douglas A, Poo, Sinlan, Hinkson, Kristin M, McKeag, Elizabeth M

“…Abstract Amphibian populations are declining worldwide, and increased exposure to environmental stressors, including global climate change and pathogens like…”
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Initial founders of captive populations are genetically representative of natural populations in critically endangered dusky gopher frogs, Lithobates sevosus by Hinkson, Kristin M., Henry, Natochia L., Hensley, Nina M., Richter, Stephen C.

“…The rapid rate of decline in amphibian populations has urged many researchers and conservationists to establish captive, or ex situ, populations. Such…”
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Using dermal glucocorticoids to determine the efects of disease and environment on the critically endangered Wyoming toad by Santymire, Rachel M, B. Sacerdote-Velat, Allison, Gygli, Andrew, Keinath, Douglas A, Poo, Sinlan, Hinkson, Kristin M, McKeag, Elizabeth M

“…Amphibian populations are declining worldwide, and increased exposure to environmental stressors, including global climate change and pathogens like…”
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Initial founders of captive populations are genetically representative of natural populations in critically endangered dusky gopher frogs, Lithobates sevosus: L. sevosus Captive Population Genetics by Hinkson, Kristin M., Henry, Natochia L., Hensley, Nina M., Richter, Stephen C.

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