… populations across 42 countries. We find that land-use change is interacting with climate
change and a population's … and 22 amphibian species) in 1,669 locations across 48 countries. …

… The situation is similar when considering translocations of amphibians to areas that are
expected to be more hospitable following climate change (assisted dispersal). Translocations …

… Amphibians are declining worldwide due to disease, invasive species, and habitat loss. Climate
change … crucial to understanding amphibian responses to a changing climate. However, …

… of amphibians in a relatively well-preserved area of Atlantic Rainforest. Our analyses
demonstrated that recent climatic changes … influencing on the local amphibian population decline. …

… Climate change effects are contributing to widespread declines of amphibians, and pond-…
Pond-breeding amphibian populations can compensate for periodic droughts via episodic …

… Our comparison focused on green salamanders Aneides aeneus, a priority amphibian
threatened by climate change throughout their disjunct range. We developed mechanistic SDMs …

… Note that we analyzed potential (ie future) changes in the overlap between ecomorphs
and land-use covers, but we did not consider the potential effect of global climate change on …

… We hypothesized that the changes to wetland inundation resulting from river regulation are
driving L. raniformis declines in this semiarid system. Regulation has reduced the inundation …

… As climate change causes warmer winter temperatures, annual reproduction events may be
… early in our understanding of the effects of climate change on species’ phenology [13]. Since …

… Amongst these, climate change is regarded as one of the most important drivers of amphibian
extinction. Concerns over the fate of amphibian in a climate change perspective, have …