幸存的哈维飓风:洪水事件发生前后，德克萨斯州沃克县哈蒙溪北部水腹蛇(蝮蛇)的现场保真度

Q4 Agricultural and Biological Sciences

The Texas Journal of Science Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.32011/txjsci_74_1_article4

W. I. Lutterschmidt, Eric D. Roth, Z. Perelman, J. Weidler

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由于飓风哈维对德克萨斯州东南部几个水生系统的影响和影响，我们调查了洪水从德克萨斯州沃克县哈蒙溪已知地点取代单个水腹蛇(Agkistrodon piscivorus)的潜在影响。利用标记重新捕获数据和GIS位置，我们记录了哈蒙溪研究区域内的水腹蛇在前所未有的洪水中避免了潜在的流离失所和死亡。飓风哈维发生前(均值= 192.60 m, SE = 67.572, n = 7)和飓风哈维发生后(均值= 97.91 m, SE = 24.953, n = 9)的蛇群分布位置的距离比较没有差异，我们重新捕获了46只棉口蛇，它们是在这次史无前例的洪水事件发生前的过去采样年里被标记的。我们最后讨论了长期监测计划的重要性，这些计划最终提供了评估此类干扰事件潜在影响所需的数据。

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SURVIVING HURRICANE HARVEY: PRE AND POST FLOOD-EVENT SITE FIDELITY OF NORTHERN COTTONMOUTHS (AGKISTRODON PISCIVORUS) IN HARMON CREEK, WALKER COUNTY, TEXAS

Due to the impact and effects of Hurricane Harvey on several aquatic systems in southeast Texas, we investigated the potential impact of flood waters displacing individual cottonmouths (Agkistrodon piscivorus) from known site locations within Harmon Creek in Walker County, Texas. Using mark recapture data and GIS locations, we document that cottonmouths within our study area of Harmon Creek avoided potential displacement and mortality during unprecedented flooding. A comparison of distances between pre- (mean = 192.60 m, SE = 67.572, n = 7) and post- (mean = 97.91 m, SE = 24.953, n = 9) Hurricane Harvey snake locations did not differ and we recaptured 46 cottonmouths that were previously tagged in past sampling years prior to this unprecedented flood event. We finally discuss the importance of long-term monitoring programs that ultimately provide the data needed to evaluate the potential impacts of such disturbance events.

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The Texas Journal of Science Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics

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