Sinkholes as a Source of Wildlife Mortality

Nathan W. Klopmeier; Sarah M. Pesi; Gail Morris; Mike Conner

doi:10.1656/058.017.0404

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Nathan W. Klopmeier,¹ Sarah M. Pesi,¹ Gail Morris,^1,* Mike Conner¹

¹1Joseph W. Jones Ecological Research Center, 3988 Jones Center Drive, Newton, GA 39870.

^*Corresponding author - gail.morris@jonesctr.org.

Abstract

Sinkholes are common in karst terrain, and their impacts on wildlife are not well documented. At the Joseph W. Jones Ecological Research Center in southwestern Georgia, we observed 3 separate incidents of wildlife being negatively impacted by entrapment within a single sinkhole.

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Nathan W. Klopmeier, Sarah M. Pesi, Gail Morris, and Mike Conner "Sinkholes as a Source of Wildlife Mortality," Southeastern Naturalist 17(4), (1 November 2018). https://doi.org/10.1656/058.017.0404

Published: 1 November 2018

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