AMBYSTOMA JEFFERSONIANUM COMPLEX
1. Mohr, C. 1931.
Observations on the early breeding habits of Ambystoma jeffersonianum in Central Pennsylvania.
Copeia, 3:102-104. [A. maculatum, A. tigrinum].
2. Kumpf, K. F., Yeaton, Jr. S. C. 1932.
Observations on the courtship behaviour of Ambystoma jeffersonianum. Amer. Mus.Nov., 546; 1-7.
3. Stille, W. T. 1954.
Eggs of the salamander Ambystoma jeffersonianum in the Chicago area. Copeia, 4: 200.
[A. maculatum, A. tigrinum].
4. Rand, A. S. 1954.
A defense display in the salamander Ambystoma jeffersonisnum while collecting A. jeffersonianum near Charleston, Indiana. Copeia 3:224.
5. Minton, S. A., 1954.
Salamanders of the Ambystoma jeffersonianum complex in Indiana. Herpetologica.10:173-179.
[A. laterale hybrids, A. fuscum].
6. Peckham, R. S., Dineen, C.F. 1955
Spring migration of salamanders. Indiana Acad of Sci., 278-280.[A. maculatum, A. tigrinum].
7. MacGregor, H. C., Uzzell, T. M. Jr. 1964.
Gynogenesis in salamanders related to Ambystoma jeffersonianum.Science, 143:1043-1045.
8. Uzzell, T. Jr. 1964.
Relations of the diploid and triploid species of the Ambystoma jeffersonianum complex (Amphibia caudata),
Copeia, 2: 257-299. [A. laterale, A. platineum].
9. Uzzell, T. 1967.
Ambystoma jeffersonianum (Green). Cat. Amer. Amph. Rept. 47.1-47.2.
10. Uzzell, T. 1969.
Notes on spermatophore production by salamanders of the Ambystoma jeffersonianum complex. Copeia, 3: 602-612. [A. maculatum, A.tigrinum, A. laterale, A. texanum, A. maculatum].
11. Gates, J. E., Thompson, E. L. 1979.
Distribution of Jefferson Salamander, Ambystoma jeffersonianum (Green) in Maryland.
USFW Report. Reference No. 79-131-AEL.
12. Stauffer, J. R. Jr., Gates, J. E., Goodfellow, W. L. 1983.
Preferred temperature of two sympatric Ambystoma larvae: a proximate factor in niche segregation?
Copeia, 4: 1001-1005. [A. maculatum].
13. Douglas, M. E. 1979.
Migration and sexual selection in Ambystoma jeffersonianum. Can. J. Zool. 57:2303-2310.
14. Kraus, F., Ducey, P. K., Moler, P. Miyamoto, M. M. 1991.
Two new triparental unisexual Ambystoma from Ohio and Michigan. Herpetologica, 47(4): 429-439.
15. Lowcock, L. A., Griffith, H., Murphy, R. W. 1991.
The Ambystoma laterale-jeffersonianum complex in central Ontario: Ploidy structure, Sex Ratio, and Breeding Dynamics in a Bisexual-unisexual Community. Copeia, 1:87-105.
16. Rowe, L.C. and Dunson, W.A. 1995.
Impacts of hydroperiod and survival of larval amphibians in temporary ponds of Central Pennsylania, USA. Oecologia, 102:397-403. [A. jeffersonianum, A. maculatum, Rana sylvatica].