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Dr. Jon Davenport

Associate Professor Community Ecology Herpetology Conservation Biology

Appalachian State University

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Appalachian State University

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College Of Arts And Sciences

Department Of Biology

Dr. Jon Davenport is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Associate Professor Community Ecology Herpetology Conservation Biology at Appalachian State University.

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Dr. Jon Davenport

Appalachian State University

Associate Professor Community Ecology Herpetology Conservation Biology

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ecology biology zoology evolutionary ecology ecology and evolutionary biology aquatic ecosystems freshwater biology evolutionary biology animal ecology community (ecology) predator-prey interactions environmental science wildlife ecology conservation biology behavioral ecology freshwater ecosystems aquatic organisms aquatic conservation climate change avian biology animal behavior wetlands population ecology ecophysiology ecosystems wildlife fish biology wildlife biology ecological monograph mammalogy morphological evidence water ecologies ecology evolution trophic web comparative physiology benthic ecology trophic impact intraguild predation reproductive success keystone predator united states cold region science ecohydrology animal conservation functional ecology zoogeography physiological plasticity arctic structure environmental biology food web interactions specie distribution interspecific behavioral interaction spatial ecology movement ecology ecosystem interactions non-consumptive effects conspecific density body condition macrochelys temminckii foraging disease surveillance short-term variability covid-19 pandemic direct observation participatory surveillance evolutionary significance batrachochytrium salamandrivorans complex life histories nonconsumptive effects foraging efficiency multiple predator system trophic complexity geographic variation widespread nearctic amphibian life‐history traits intermediate predators

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Abundance and Detection Probabilities for Three Montane Plethodontid Salamanders in the Southern Appalachian Mountains. Journal of Herpetology (2026)

wildlife ecologyaquatic ecosystemspopulation biologywildlifefish biologyevolutionary ecologyzoologysouthern appalachian mountainshabitat managementdetection probabilitieswildlife biologybiodiversitybiologyanimal ecologyecologyfreshwater biologyecology and evolutionary biology

Estimating Mercury Exposure in Amphibians Using Non-Lethal Tissue Sampling. Ecotoxicology (2026)

toxicologyecotoxicityzoologyenvironmental toxicologymercury exposureenvironmental healthecotoxicologyaquatic toxicologyecology

A Comparison of the Effects of Habitat Type and Human Influence on Occupancy of Freshwater Turtles in the Mississippi Embayment. Wildlife Letters (2025)

wildlife ecologyaquatic ecosystemshuman influencehabitat typeaquatic conservationenvironmental sciencefreshwater turtlesanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)population ecologyecologyconservation biology

Gut Microbiomes Are Largely Unchanged When Exposed to Their Amphibian Host's Latitudinally Variable Upper Thermal Limit. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A Molecular & Integrative Physiology (2025)

environmental microbiologyamphibian hostdysbiosisgut microbiomesmicrobiologybiologygut microbesmicrobiomemicrobial ecologyhost-microbe interactions

Methylmercury in Subarctic Amphibians: Environmental Gradients, Bioaccumulation, and Estimated Flux. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2025)

aquatic ecosystemsenvironmental gradientsenvironmental toxicologyecotoxicologybiomagnificationbiologyenvironmental biologyecologyfreshwater biology

Pan‐Amphibia Distribution of the Fungal Parasite Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis Varies With Species and Temperature. Ecological Monographs (2025)

Daniel A. GrearMichael J. AdamsAdam R. BacklinWilliam J. BarichivichAdrianne B. BrandGary M. BucciarelliDaniel L. CalhounTara ChestnutJon M. DavenportAndrew E. DietrichGraziella V. DiRenzoRobert N. FisherBrad M. GloriosoEvan H. Campbell GrantBrian J. HalsteadMarc P. HayesBlake R. HossackMorgan KainPatrick M. KleemanJeffrey M. LorchBrome McCrearyDavid A. W. MillerBrittany A. MosherErin MuthsChristopher A. PearlCharles W. RobinsonMark F. RothJennifer C. RoweWalt J. SadinskiBrent H. SigafusIga StasiakSamuel SweetJ. Hardin WaddleSusan C. WallsGregory J. Watkins‐ColwellLori A. WilliamsMegan E. Winzeler

pan-amphibia distributionfungal biologyparasitologyecologyecological monograph

Snapshot USA 2019–2023: The First Five Years of Data From a Coordinated Camera Trap Survey of the United States. Global Ecology and Biogeography (2025)

Brigit RooneyRoland KaysMichael V. CoveAlex JensenBenjamin R. GoldsteinChristopher PatePaula CastiblancoMaggie E. AbellJessie AdleyBriana AgenbroadAdam A. AhlersPeter D. AlexanderDavid AllenMaximilian L. AllenJesse M. AlstonMohammad AlyetamaThomas L. AndersonRaul AndradeChristine Anhalt‐DepiesCara L. AppelLeslie ArmendarizChristopher R. AyersAmy B. BairdCara BakGriffin BandlerErin E. BardingEvan G. BarrCarolina BaruzziKelli BashawSilas C. BeersJerrold L. BelantEmma BellJohn F. BensonAnna BergDylan L. BergmanBrandon M. BernhardtMeagan A. BethelTori BirdAmanda B. BishopDaniel A. BoganLaRoy BrandtLevin C. BrandtAidan B. BranneyChloe BrattonClaire E. BresnanJarred M. BrookeErin K. BuchholtzFrances BudermanAlexandra D. BurnettEmily E. BurnsDomnique A. ByrdSusan A. CannellaKathleen A. CareyWilliam A. CarlileKellie L. CarterBrenna J. CassidyIvan Castro‐ArellanoSara Cendejas‐ZarelliNilanjan ChatterjeeAmanda E. CheesemanCary ChevalierM. Colter ChitwoodPetros ChrysafisBret Aaron CollierD. Parks CollinsJustin A. ComptonRhea ConeL. Mike ConnerBrianna L. CookOlivia G. CosbyStephanie S. CosterAnthony P. CrupiAndrea K. DarracqJon M. DavenportDevin DavisDrew R. DavisMiranda L. DavisRebecca J. DavisBrett A. DeGregorioAnant DeshwalKyle D. DoughertyArt DrauglisCaleb J. DurbinAndrew J. EdelmanValerie ElderBlakely EllerE. Hance EllingtonSusan N. Ellis‐FelegeCaroline N. EllisonJean E. Fantle‐LepczykJonathan J. FarrZach J. FarrisShannon P. FinneganM. Caitlin Fisher‐ReidElizabeth A. FlahertyGabriela Franzoi DriSarah FrittsJeremy FullerTravis GalloLaken S. Ganoe

wildlife ecologyhuman impacts on the environmentwildlifemammalogyanimal conservationunited statessnapshot usa initiativewildlife managementgeographyecologybiogeographywildlife biologysnapshot usa dataset

Seasonal Dynamics of Head Shape in Eurycea Chamberlaini (Caudata, Plethodontidae, Spelerpini). Ichthyology & Herpetology (2025)

morphologyseasonal dynamicszoologyevolutionary ecologymammalogyanatomymorphological evidencebiologymorphology (biology)evolutionary biologyaxial skeletonmarine biologyecologyeurycea chamberlainiecology and evolutionary biologyhead shape

Sexual Dimorphic Effects of a Keystone Predator on Prey Communities. Ecology (2025)

wildlife ecologykeystone predatorevolutionary ecologytrophic impactbiologypredator-prey interactionsanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)evolutionary biologybehavioral ecologyecologyecology and evolutionary biology

Short-Term Visits, but Long-Term Effects of Common Snapping Turtles (Chelydra Serpentina) in Freshwater Systems. Ichthyology & Herpetology (2025)

aquatic ecosystemszoologychelydra serpentinacommon snapping turtlesaquatic organismsaquatic conservationenvironmental sciencefreshwater ecosystemscommunity (ecology)ecophysiologyecologyshort-term visitsfreshwater biology

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Dr. Jon Davenport

Associate Professor Community Ecology Herpetology Conservation Biology

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

University College

College Of Arts And Sciences

Department Of Biology

Dr. Jon Davenport is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Associate Professor Community Ecology Herpetology Conservation Biology at Appalachian State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dr. Jon Davenport

Appalachian State University

Associate Professor Community Ecology Herpetology Conservation Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abundance and Detection Probabilities for Three Montane Plethodontid Salamanders in the Southern Appalachian Mountains. Journal of Herpetology (2026)

Estimating Mercury Exposure in Amphibians Using Non-Lethal Tissue Sampling. Ecotoxicology (2026)

toxicologyecotoxicityzoologyenvironmental toxicologymercury exposureenvironmental healthecotoxicologyaquatic toxicologyecology

A Comparison of the Effects of Habitat Type and Human Influence on Occupancy of Freshwater Turtles in the Mississippi Embayment. Wildlife Letters (2025)

wildlife ecologyaquatic ecosystemshuman influencehabitat typeaquatic conservationenvironmental sciencefreshwater turtlesanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)population ecologyecologyconservation biology

environmental microbiologyamphibian hostdysbiosisgut microbiomesmicrobiologybiologygut microbesmicrobiomemicrobial ecologyhost-microbe interactions

Methylmercury in Subarctic Amphibians: Environmental Gradients, Bioaccumulation, and Estimated Flux. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2025)

aquatic ecosystemsenvironmental gradientsenvironmental toxicologyecotoxicologybiomagnificationbiologyenvironmental biologyecologyfreshwater biology

Pan‐Amphibia Distribution of the Fungal Parasite Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis Varies With Species and Temperature. Ecological Monographs (2025)

pan-amphibia distributionfungal biologyparasitologyecologyecological monograph

Snapshot USA 2019–2023: The First Five Years of Data From a Coordinated Camera Trap Survey of the United States. Global Ecology and Biogeography (2025)

Seasonal Dynamics of Head Shape in Eurycea Chamberlaini (Caudata, Plethodontidae, Spelerpini). Ichthyology & Herpetology (2025)

Sexual Dimorphic Effects of a Keystone Predator on Prey Communities. Ecology (2025)

Short-Term Visits, but Long-Term Effects of Common Snapping Turtles (Chelydra Serpentina) in Freshwater Systems. Ichthyology & Herpetology (2025)

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