| Ultsch, G. R. (1999). Natural history notes. chrysemys picta marginata: reticulate melanism. Herpetological Review, 30(4), 225. |
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| Ultsch, G. R., & Anderson, J. F. (1986). The respiratory microenvironment within the burrows of gopher tortoises (gopherus polyphemus). Copeia, 1986, 787–795. |
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| Ultsch, G. R., Draud, M., & Wicklow, B. (2007). Post-emergence movements and overwintering of snapping turtle, chelydra serpentina, hatchlings in new york and new hampshire. Canadian Field-Naturalist, 121(2), 178–181. |
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| Ultsch, G. R., Carwile, M. E., Crocker, C. E., & Jackson, D. C. (1999). The physiology of hibernation among painted turtles: the eastern painted turtle chrysemys picta picta. Physiological and Biochemical Zoology, 72(4), 493–501. |
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| Ultsch, G. R., & Cochran, B. (1994). Physiology of northern and southern musk turtles (sternotherus odoratus) during simulated hibernation. Physiological zoology, 67(1), 263–281. |
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| Ultsch, G. R., Hanley, R. W., & Bauman, T. R. (1985). Responses to anoxia during simulated hibernation in northern and southern painted turtles. Ecology, 66(2), 388–395. |
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| Ultsch, G. R., Ward, M. G., LeBerte, C. M., Kuhajda, B. R., & Stewart, R. E. (2001). Intergradation and origins of subspecies of the turtle chrysemys picta: morphological comparisons. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 79(3), 485–498. |
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| Ultsch, G. R. (1988). Blood gases, hematocrit and plasma ion concentrations, and acid-base status of musk turtles (sternotherus odoratus) during simulated hibernation. Physiological zoology, 61, 78–94. |
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