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DAVID J. GERMANO

Professor Emeritus

California State University--Bakersfield

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Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Engineering

Department Of Biology

David J. Germano is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus at California State University--Bakersfield.

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DAVID J. GERMANO

California State University--Bakersfield

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ecology animal ecology wildlife conservation biology wildlife ecology zoology population biology biology wildlife biology animal conservation evolutionary biology aquatic ecosystems aquatic conservation environmental science community (ecology) population ecology habitat management ecology and evolutionary biology biological conservation rodent ecology san joaquin desert conservation science wildlife management animal behavior freshwater ecosystems freshwater biology mammalogy movement ecology rodent management gambelia sila biogeography evolutionary ecology behavioral ecology aquatic organisms western pond turtles western pond turtle biological invasions molecular ecology marine ecology spatial ecology foraging vegetation science arid environments habitat loss predator-prey interactions san joaquin valley population structure blunt-nosed leopard lizards home range applied ecology marine ornithology ecological monograph reproductive biology landscape ecology invasive species water ecologies conservation genetics nature conservation ecologically-based rodent management scute rings annual deposition habitat restoration opportunities leopard lizards growth rates home ranges blunt-nosed leopard lizard southern california desertification drylands biochronology body size biodiversity conservation conservation planning water stress ecophysiology interspecific behavioral interaction

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Actinemys Marmorata (Baird and Girard 1852) – Northwestern Pond Turtle. Chelonian research monographs (2026)

paleontologyaquatic organismsmorphological evidencezoogeographyzoologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsmorphology (biology)ecology

Actinemys Pallida (Seeliger 1945) – Southwestern Pond Turtle, Tortuga De Poza. Chelonian research monographs (2026)

morphological evidencemammalogyzoologyzoological taxonomybiologyanimal taxonomyanatomymorphology (biology)ecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biology

Surviving Drought: Western Pond Turtles (. Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology) (2026)

droughtwater sustainabilityextreme environmentsecological engineeringdrought managementdrought risk managementdrought resilienceecologywater availability

Surviving Drought: Western Pond Turtles ( Actinemys ) Persist at a Pond After a Historic Period of Low Rainfall. Knowledge and Management of Aquatic Ecosystems (2026)

droughtextreme environmentsfreshwater ecosystemsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental scienceaquatic conservationfreshwater biologyhabitat reconstructionrestoration ecologywetlandsecology

Cattle Grazing and Long-Term Microclimatic Fluctuations of Simulated Rodent Burrows. California Fish and Wildlife Journal (2025)

David J. GermanoLawrence R. SaslawEric Gerber

wildlifesimulated rodent burrowswildlife ecologywildlife managementlong-term microclimatic fluctuationsecology

Effects of Oil Fields on Home Range, Movements, and Rates of Predation of Blunt-Nosed Leopard Lizards (Gambelia Sila). Journal of Herpetology (2024)

David J. GermanoLawrence R. SalawErin N. Tennant

animal behaviorblunt-nosed leopard lizardswildlifeanimal ecologyhome rangepredator-prey interactionsgambelia silaoil fieldsmovement ecologyecology

Are Shrubs a Necessary Component of the Habitat for Ammospermophilus Nelsoni in the San Joaquin Desert?. Western North American Naturalist (2023)

David J. GermanoLarry R. Saslaw

landscape ecologywildlifebiodiversityspatial ecologywildlife ecologyammospermophilus nelsonivegetation scienceecologyanimal ecologysan joaquin desertarid environments

Effects of Fire on Kangaroo Rats in the San Joaquin Desert of California. Western North American Naturalist (2023)

David J. GermanoLawrence R. SaslawBrian L. CypherLinda Spiegel

forestryenvironmental sciencevegetation sciencewildfireslivestock scienceecologybehavioral scienceswildlife ecologyentomologysan joaquin desertarid environmentsavian biologykangaroo ratsanimal ecologyornithologyrodent ecologyanimal behaviorenvironmental anthropologyclimate change

Growth and Reproduction of Northwestern Pond Turtles in the Mid-Willamette Valley, Oregon. Northwestern Naturalist (2022)

David J GermanoR Bruce BuryGwendolynn W Bury

population growthanimal ecologyanimal reproductionbreeding behaviormarine biologyreproductive biologyconservation biologyecologymid-willamette valleynorthwestern pond turtles

Decadal Change in a Population of Western Pond Turtles at an Isolated Agricultural Site in the San Joaquin Valley, California, USA. Pacific Conservation Biology (2021)

David J. Germano

western pond turtlewildlifedecadal changewildlife ecologyaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental scienceanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)habitat managementhabitat losspopulation biologyaquatic conservationwildlife biologyconservation biologywestern pond turtlesecology

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DAVID J. GERMANO

Professor Emeritus

California State University--Bakersfield

Affiliations

Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Engineering

Department Of Biology

David J. Germano is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus at California State University--Bakersfield.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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DAVID J. GERMANO

California State University--Bakersfield

Professor Emeritus

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Actinemys Marmorata (Baird and Girard 1852) – Northwestern Pond Turtle. Chelonian research monographs (2026)

paleontologyaquatic organismsmorphological evidencezoogeographyzoologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsmorphology (biology)ecology

Actinemys Pallida (Seeliger 1945) – Southwestern Pond Turtle, Tortuga De Poza. Chelonian research monographs (2026)

morphological evidencemammalogyzoologyzoological taxonomybiologyanimal taxonomyanatomymorphology (biology)ecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biology

Surviving Drought: Western Pond Turtles (. Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology) (2026)

droughtwater sustainabilityextreme environmentsecological engineeringdrought managementdrought risk managementdrought resilienceecologywater availability

Surviving Drought: Western Pond Turtles ( Actinemys ) Persist at a Pond After a Historic Period of Low Rainfall. Knowledge and Management of Aquatic Ecosystems (2026)

droughtextreme environmentsfreshwater ecosystemsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental scienceaquatic conservationfreshwater biologyhabitat reconstructionrestoration ecologywetlandsecology

Cattle Grazing and Long-Term Microclimatic Fluctuations of Simulated Rodent Burrows. California Fish and Wildlife Journal (2025)

David J. GermanoLawrence R. SaslawEric Gerber

wildlifesimulated rodent burrowswildlife ecologywildlife managementlong-term microclimatic fluctuationsecology

Effects of Oil Fields on Home Range, Movements, and Rates of Predation of Blunt-Nosed Leopard Lizards (Gambelia Sila). Journal of Herpetology (2024)

David J. GermanoLawrence R. SalawErin N. Tennant

animal behaviorblunt-nosed leopard lizardswildlifeanimal ecologyhome rangepredator-prey interactionsgambelia silaoil fieldsmovement ecologyecology

Are Shrubs a Necessary Component of the Habitat for Ammospermophilus Nelsoni in the San Joaquin Desert?. Western North American Naturalist (2023)

David J. GermanoLarry R. Saslaw

landscape ecologywildlifebiodiversityspatial ecologywildlife ecologyammospermophilus nelsonivegetation scienceecologyanimal ecologysan joaquin desertarid environments

Effects of Fire on Kangaroo Rats in the San Joaquin Desert of California. Western North American Naturalist (2023)

David J. GermanoLawrence R. SaslawBrian L. CypherLinda Spiegel

Growth and Reproduction of Northwestern Pond Turtles in the Mid-Willamette Valley, Oregon. Northwestern Naturalist (2022)

David J GermanoR Bruce BuryGwendolynn W Bury

population growthanimal ecologyanimal reproductionbreeding behaviormarine biologyreproductive biologyconservation biologyecologymid-willamette valleynorthwestern pond turtles

Decadal Change in a Population of Western Pond Turtles at an Isolated Agricultural Site in the San Joaquin Valley, California, USA. Pacific Conservation Biology (2021)

David J. Germano

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