Keith A. Berven

Oakland University — United States

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Amphibian and Reptile Biology(31), Animal Behavior and Reproduction(20), Species Distribution and Climate Change(17), Fish Ecology and Management Studies(5), Wildlife Ecology and Conservation(4)

Publications45 total

Predicting Anuran Abundance Using an Automated Acoustics Approach
Journal of Herpetology·2017· 10 cited
Bottom‐up and trait‐mediated effects of resource quality on amphibian parasitism
Journal of Animal Ecology·2016· 11 citedOpen Access
Ontogenetic changes in sensitivity to nutrient limitation of tadpole growth
Oecologia·2016· 14 cited
Leaf Litter Inhibits Growth of an Amphibian Fungal Pathogen
EcoHealth·2016· 12 cited
Appendix A. Supplementary discussion of ecological stoichiometry and the “minimal model”, tadpole trophic ecology and resource use, alternative explanations for toad results, and dissolved polyphenolic effects on tadpoles.
Figshare·2016Open Access
Appendix C. Supplemental tables and figures presenting: leaf litter composition measurements, model parameters and variables, model optimization results, generalized linear model results, sensitivity analysis, sources of algal C and N values, treatment effects on amphibian traits, and gut contents analysis results.
Figshare·2016Open Access
Appendix B. Detailed methods for mesocosm preparation, animal collection, litter chemistry and biofilm measurements, detailed modeling methods, algal C:N sources, and statistical analysis.
Figshare·2016Open Access
Stoichiometric implications of a biphasic life cycle
Oecologia·2015· 25 cited
Ecological stoichiometry quantitatively predicts responses of tadpoles to a food quality gradient
Ecology·2015· 19 cited
Leaf litter resource quality induces morphological changes in wood frog (Lithobates sylvaticus) metamorphs
Oecologia·2015· 10 cited
Modelling nutrient transport and transformation by pool‐breeding amphibians in forested landscapes using a 21‐year dataset
Freshwater Biology·2014· 76 cited
Anthropogenic changes to leaf litter input affect the fitness of a larval amphibian
Freshwater Biology·2013· 73 cited
Wood Frogs Population in a Changing Environment
Biomath Communications·2013Open Access
Model and Simulations of a Wood Frog Population
BIOMATH·2012· 5 citedOpen Access
Isolation of Tn1546-like elements in vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecium isolated from wood frogs: an emerging risk for zoonotic bacterial infections to humans
Journal of Applied Microbiology·2010· 18 cited
Density Dependence in the Terrestrial Stage of Wood Frogs: Evidence from a 21-Year Population Study
Copeia·2009· 116 cited
Interactive Effects of Leech (Desserobdella picta) Infection on Wood Frog (Rana sylvatica) Tadpole Fitness Traits
Copeia·2001· 31 cited
2nd World Congress of Herpetology
Australian Journal of Ecology·1995· 67 cited
Kin recognition in wood frog tadpoles (<i>Rana sylvatica</i>): factors affecting spatial proximity to siblings
Canadian Journal of Zoology·1991· 10 cited
An Analysis of Latitudinal Variation in the Larval Development of the Wood Frog (Rana sylvatica)
Copeia·1991· 56 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Scott D. Tiegs(10), Jeffrey P. Stephens(8), Thomas R. Raffel(7), Douglas E. Gill(4), Sandra J. Smith‐Gill(4), George J. Gamboa(4), Aaron B. Stoler(3), Thaddeus A. Grudzien(2), Krista A. Capps(2), Randy A. Schemidt(2), Thomas G. Fishwild(2), Kelli M. Jankens(2), Sandeep Walia(2), Nofe Al-Asuoad(2), Roumen Anguelov(2), Meir Shillor(2), Brian G. Chadra(1), Veronica F. Riha(1), Thomas J. Cornell(1), W. Ronald Heyer(1)