… or constrained the evolution of different forms of parental care. … the evolution of care and
transitions between different forms of … of embryos in the maternal body until larval development is …

… decreased pH levels (increased acidity… Triturus cristatus) through habitat creation and
restoration. The study monitored the newly created and restored ponds for the presence of embryos…

… ), a species within the Bufonidae family, during its embryonic, … two different temperature
regimes: the current temperature … Before exposing the organisms, pH and temperature were …

… protocol was different for anuran species from different climatic … embryonic cells during
cryopreservation, the toxic effects of … Creation of the population of northern banded newt (Triturus …

… evaluate embryonic development at 12, 24, 48, 72 and 96 h. … species tend to form under
special acid pH conditions. Such … more toxic than chrome on the Triturus vulgaris meridianalis. Al …

… cover types and features affect current genetic variation and effective population size of
great crested newts at the pond-level, (2) if landscape components may have a different effect …

… The pH was set to 7.5 to match the pH of the … of different species may differ in their response
to an anesthetic, the brief pilot test was performed. Thirty-six individuals (18 per temperature …

… This review focuses on the impacts of low pH, high metals … on the hatching of amphibian
embryo varies with species. … [101] show that amphibians like Rana arvalis, Triturus …

… Against the background of the accelerated development of embryos at these pH values, a
significant decrease in the length and weight of their body is noted. With the transition to larval …

… For example, embryos of some species die when exposed to low levels of UV-B radiation
whilst others seem to show no obvious effects when exposed to much higher levels of the …