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- Marsh, D. M., Finnegan, T.*, Holmes, C.*, & Li, J.* (2026). Comparing Inaturalist and Traditional Surveys for Estimating Richness, Diversity, and Abundance of Reptiles and Amphibians. Herpetologica, 82: 1-11. pdf
- Marsh, D. M., Medina, J.*, & Wilkinson, B.* (2024). Predicting amphibian and reptile distributions and species richness across urban parks in the eastern United States. Urban Ecosystems, 27: 125-145. pdf
- Marsh, D. M., Finnegan, T.*, Kinney, I.*, Smith, S.*, & Stern, C. R.* (2023). Changes in reptile and amphibian communities across urbanization gradients in eastern North America. Global Ecology and Conservation, 48: e02734. pdf
- Moosman Jr, P. R., Marsh, D. M., Pody, E. K., & Brust, T. J. (2023). Differential selection of roosts by Eastern Small-footed Myotis (Myotis leibii) relative to rock structure and microclimate. Journal of Mammalogy, 104: 723-738. pdf
- Ryan, I. Q.*, Barham, W. T.*, & Marsh, D. M. (2021). Using Digital Photography to Quantify Foraging Intake in Translucent Salamanders. Herpetological Review, 52: 279-284. pdf
- Moosman Jr, P. R., Marsh, D. M., Pody, E. K., Dannon, M. P., & Reynolds, R. J. (2020). Efficacy of visual surveys for monitoring populations of talus-roosting bats. Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management, 11: 597-608. pdf
- Page, R. B., Conarroe, C.*, Quintanilla, D.*, Palomo, A.*, Solis, J.*, Aguilar, A.*, Bezold, K., Sackman, A. M. & Marsh, D. M. (2020). Genetic variation in Plethodon cinereus and Plethodon hubrichti from in and around a contact zone. Ecology and Evolution, 10:, 9948-9967. pdf
- Marsh, D. M., Caffio-Learner, A.*, Daccache, A. M.*, Dewing, M. B.*, McCreary, K. L.*, Richendollar, N. J.*, & Skinner, F. P.* (2020). Range limits and demography of a mountaintop endemic salamander and its widespread competitor. Ichthyology & Herpetology, 108: 358-368. pdf
- Marsh, D.M., Townes, F.W.*, Cotter, K.M.*, Farroni, K.*, McCreary, K.M.*, Petry, R.L.*, and Tilghman, J.M*. Thermal Preference and Species Range in Mountaintop Salamanders and Their Widespread Competitors. Journal of Herpetology 53: 96-103. pdf
- Marsh, D.M. and Cosentino, B.L. 2019. Causes and consequences of non-random drop-outs for citizen science projects: lessons from the North American amphibian monitoring program. Freshwater Science 38: 392-402. pdf
- Marsh, D.M., Cosentino, B.L., Jones, K.S., et al. 2017. Effects of roads and land use on frog distributions across spatial scales and regions in the Eastern and Central United States. Diversity and Distributions 23: 158-170. pdf
- Marsh, D.M., and Jaeger, J. 2015. Direct effects of roads on small animal populations. Chapter 6, in: Andrews, K. M., P. Nanjappa, and S. P. D. Riley (eds.). Roads and Ecological Infrastructure: Concepts and Applications for Small Animals. Johns Hopkins University Press. pdf
- Cosentino, B. J., Marsh, D. M., Jones, K. S., et al. 2014. Citizen science reveals widespread negative effects of roads on amphibian distributions. Biological Conservation 180:31-38. pdf
- Hoopes, M.F., Marsh, D.M., Beard, K.L., et al. 2013. Invasive Plants in Wildlife Refuges: Coordinated Research with Undergraduate Ecology Courses. BioScience 63: 644-656. pdf
- Tilghman, J. M.*, Ramee, S. W.*, and Marsh, D.M. 2012. Meta-analysis of the effects of canopy removal on terrestrial salamander populations in North America. Biological Conservation 152: 1-9. pdf
- Bayer, C.O.*, Sackman, A.S.*, Bezold, K., Cabe, P.R., and Marsh, D.M. 2012. Conservation genetics of a mountaintop salamander with an extremely limited range. Conservation Genetics 13: 443-454. pdf
- Schieltz, J.L.*, Haywood, L.M,* and Marsh, D.M. 2010. Effects of cover object distribution on the socioecology of a terrestrial salamander. Herpetologica 66: 276-282. pdf
- Marsh, D.M., and Haywood, L.M.* 2010. Area-Based Surveys for Terrestrial Amphibians. Chapter 14 in: Conservation and Ecology of Amphibians. A Handbook of Techniques. Oxford University Press, p. 247-262. pdf
- Marsh, D.M. 2009. Evaluating methods for sampling stream salamanders across multiple observers and habitat types. Applied Herpetology 6: 211-226. pdf
- Marsh, D.M. 2008. Metapopulation viability analysis for amphibians. Animal Conservation 11: 463-465. pdf
- Marsh, D.M., and Trenham, P.C. 2008. Current trends in monitoring programs for animal and plant populations. Conservation Biology 22: 647-655. pdf
- Marsh, D.M., Page, R.B., Hanlon, T.J., Corritone, R*., Little, E.E.*, Seifert, D.E.*, and Cabe, P.R. 2008. Effects of roads on patterns of genetic differentiation in red-backed salamanders, Plethodon cinereus. Conservation Genetics 9: 603-613. pdf
- Marsh, D.M, Page, R.B., Hanlon, T. J., Bareke, H.* Corritone, R.* Jetter, N.*, Beckman, N.G.*, Gardner, K.*, Seifert, D.E.*, and Cabe, P.R. 2007. Ecological and genetic evidence that low-order streams inhibit dispersal by red-backed salamanders (Plethodon cinereus). Canadian Journal of Zoology 85: 319-327. pdf
- Marsh, D.M. and Hanlon, T.J. 2007. † Seeing what we want to see: confirmation bias in animal behavior research. Ethology 113: 1089-1098. pdf
- Cabe, P.R., Page, R.B., Hanlon, T.J., Aldrich, M.E.*, Connors, L., and D. M. Marsh. 2007. Fine-scale genetic population structure and gene flow in a terrestrial salamander living in continuous habitat. Heredity 98: 53-60. pdf
- Marsh, D.M. 2007. Edge effects of gated and ungated forest roads on terrestrial salamanders. Journal of Wildlife Management 71: 389-394. pdf
- Marsh, D. M., Milam. G. S.*, Gorham, N. P.*, and N. G. Beckman*. 2005. Forest roads as partial barriers to terrestrial salamander movement. Conservation Biology 19: 2004-2008. pdf
- Adams, V. M.*, Marsh, D. M., and J. S. Knox. 2005. Importance of the seed bank for population viability and population monitoring in a threatened wetland herb. Biological Conservation 124: 425-436. pdf
- Marsh, D. M. and Hanlon, T. J. 2004. Observer gender and observation bias in animal behaviour research: experimental tests with red-backed salamanders. Animal Behaviour 68:1425-1433. pdf
- Marsh, D. M., Thakur, K. A.*, Bulka, K. C.*, and L. B. Clarke*. 2004. Dispersal and colonization through open fields by a terrestrial woodland salamander. Ecology 85: 3396-3405. pdf
- Marsh, D. M. and Beckman, N. G.* 2004. Effects of forest roads on the abundance and activity of terrestrial salamanders in the Southern Appalachians. Ecological Applications 14:1882-1891. pdf