[Dtwg] Listing Status for Diamondback Terrapins throughout their Range

[Roosenburg, Willem]

Look in Roosenburg and Kennedy Capter 13 by Kennedy. I am pretty sure that in that chapter there is a by state listing of the status of terrapins.


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Subject: [Dtwg] Listing Status for Diamondback Terrapins throughout their Range

Good Afternoon Everyone,

I am in the middle of publishing a manuscript of a population study I conducted on Diamondback Terrapins in Florida. One of the Reviewer's comments on my paper was to write out all of the states the list terrapins as either endangered, threatened, or species of special concern. I was using the Watters 2004 paper, but it is slightly outdated. I was hoping that the working group members might be able to tell me what the listing status for terrapins is in your state, since I have seen some inconsistencies while searching certain government websites. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!



Eric Suarez
Conservation Biologist
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
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