William H. Gehrmann

Texas Christian University — United States

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Amphibian and Reptile Biology(18), Vitamin D Research Studies(9), Physiological and biochemical adaptations(7), Animal and Plant Science Education(6), Animal Behavior and Reproduction(5)

Publications40 total

Cover: Zoo Biology, Volume 40 Issue 2 March/April 2021
Zoo Biology·2021
Is the natural UV zone important for successful captive propagation of the Panther Chameleon (<i>Furcifer pardalis</i>); are different UVB irradiance exposures that generate a similar dose equally successful?
Zoo Biology·2021· 6 cited
SEASONAL ACTIVITY AND POPULATION FLUCTUATIONS OF A FREE-RANGING POPULATION OF THE RAT SNAKE PANTHEROPHIS OBSOLETUS INHABITING THE DALLAS ZOO, TEXAS
The Southwestern Naturalist·2020· 1 cited
Summer and Winter Seasonal Changes in Vitamin D Status of Captive Rhinoceros Iguanas (Cyclura cornuta)
Journal of Herpetological Medicine and Surgery·2015· 10 cited
Natural ultraviolet-b exposure of the Texas Horned Lizard (<i>Phrynosoma cornutum</i>) at a North Texas Wildlife Refuge
The Southwestern Naturalist·2015· 8 cited
Daily and Seasonal Patterns of Natural Ultraviolet Light Exposure of the Western Sagebrush Lizard (Sceloporus graciosus gracilis) and the Dunes Sagebrush Lizard (Sceloporus arenicolus)
Herpetologica·2014· 19 cited
Ultraviolet Light Exposure and Response to Dietary Vitamin D<sub>3</sub>in Two Jamaican Anoles
Journal of Herpetology·2013· 11 cited
Effects of Ultraviolet Radiation on Gametic Function During Fertilization in Zebra Mussels<i>(Dreissena polymorpha)</i>
Journal of Shellfish Research·2009· 18 cited
Voluntary exposure of some western‐hemisphere snake and lizard species to ultraviolet‐B radiation in the field: how much ultraviolet‐B should a lizard or snake receive in captivity?
Zoo Biology·2009· 58 cited
Restoring Vitamin D in Monitor Lizards: Exploring the Efficacy of Dietary and UVB Sources
Journal of Herpetological Medicine and Surgery·2009· 24 cited
Evaluation of UVB reduction by materials commonly used in reptile husbandry
Zoo Biology·2007· 20 cited
Artificial Lighting
Elsevier eBooks·2006· 6 cited
Contributors
Elsevier eBooks·2006
Ultraviolet Exposure and Vitamin D Synthesis in a Sun‐Dwelling and a Shade‐Dwelling Species of <i>Anolis</i>: Are There Adaptations for Lower Ultraviolet B and Dietary Vitamin D<sub>3</sub> Availability in the Shade?
Physiological and Biochemical Zoology·2005· 64 cited
Vitamin D-content of the Eggs of the Panther Chameleon Furcifer pardalis: its Relationship to UVB Exposure/vitamin D-condition of Mother, Incubation and Hatching Success
Journal of Herpetological Medicine and Surgery·2005· 6 cited
A comparison of responses by three broadband radiometers to different ultraviolet‐B sources
Zoo Biology·2004· 13 citedOpen Access
Ultraviolet Light and Reptiles, Amphibians
Journal of Herpetological Medicine and Surgery·2003· 39 cited
Do Panther Chameleons Bask to Regulate Endogenous Vitamin D<sub>3</sub>Production?
Physiological and Biochemical Zoology·2003· 76 cited
Comparison of Two Artificial Ultraviolet Light Sources used for Chuckwalla, Sauromalus obesus, Husbandry
Journal of Herpetological Medicine and Surgery·2003· 17 cited
Effects of Dietary Vitamin D and UVB Irradiance on Voluntary Exposure to Ultraviolet Light, Growth and Survival of the Panther Chameleon
2002· 3 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Gary W. Ferguson(26), Michael F. Holick(15), Tai C. Chen(11), Glenn C. Kroh(4), Stephen H. Hammack(3), Elliott N. Carman(3), Andrew M. Brinker(3), Ruston Hartdegen(3), Albert Schwartz(3), John R. Feick(3), Jon Jones(2), Ellen S. Dierenfeld(2), F. L. Frye(2), Kristopher B. Karsten(2), T.C. Chen(2), David T. Roberts(2), Matthew S. Vaughan(2), Deborah Chase(2), Kriss Slaets(2), Larry G. Talent(1)