NPSpecies

Fabre, 2007-Also see Observation evidence linked to Chelydra serpentina./ Cook and Pinnock, 1989:Occurs at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge;Though salt marsh populations are found elsewhere, the snapper is not common here. Attempts to establish it at JBWR have resulted in some young being produced, but it is still too soon to know if a population has been established./Cook amd Zuzworsky, 2000: From 1983-1987 320 hatchlings, 12 juv and 38 adults released at Ruler's Bar Hassock, Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge./ Cook, 2002: Summary status through 1999 of restoration efforts at GATE- Established at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge and status uncertain at FBF./Cook, 2005: Occurs at Jamica Bay Wildlife Refuge, Sandy Hook and Staten Island-Great Kills./; Data Source: Cook, 2005

Data Source: Cook, 2005

Cook and Pinnock, 1989:Occurs at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge;Though salt marsh populations are found elsewhere, the snapper is not common here./; Data Source: Cook, 2005

Park Species Detail: See synonym Chelydra serpentina (TSN 173752) for additional information regarding presence and status at GATE./, Park Species Data Source: Cook & Pinnock, 1989; Cook and Zuzworsky, 2000; Cook, 2002; Cook, 2005