William Flint

Administrative Faculty

Courses:   Ecology and Evolution (BIO 124), Man and the environment (GSCI 104).

Research Interests:   Salamander conservation and ecology.

My research focuses on a rare terrestrial salamander, Plethodon punctatus (Cow Knob salamander). 

Current projects include:

•    Long-term monitoring of two salamander populations

•    Range and distribution surveys

•    Population genetics of contiguous and isolated populations.

Selected Publications:

Flint, W. D., and R. N. Harris. 2005. The efficacy of visual encounter surveys for population monitoring of Plethodon punctatus (Caudata: Plethodontidae). Journal of Herpetology. 39: 578-584.