… however, is that climatic change is negatively impacting amphibian populations by reducing
net … Amphibian responses to a changing environment are complex and have been shown to …

… Through conception, pilot studies, and implementation (2000 to 2020), our understanding
of the threats to amphibian populations (eg, disease and climate change) has, unsurprisingly, …

… effect of climate change and human population … climatic niche maps for Asian cobras in
response to current and future global change scenarios, and we will analyse human population …

… environment are most acutely associated with climate change, amphibians are considered
to be the … Along with a decrease of numbers among amphibians in Europe, nowadays newts …

… report the percent change in amphibian publications (overall … the background percent change
in publication rate to serve … Likewise, we know that climate change and disease threaten …

… Drier and hotter conditions caused by climate change threaten species that exist close to …
We also evaluate the species’ vulnerability to climate change based on the similarity of current …

… Changes in phenology are among the most pervasive effects of current climate change. …
of compensatory developmental responses in amphibian larvae exposed to variation in …

… One common thread in these studies is the idea that as climate change shifts amphibian
hosts away from their optimal temperatures, the probability of increased susceptibility to …

… Such models could be used to improve our understanding of past and future amphibian
responses to climate change. For example, models of phenology in toads were used to infer a …

… of species invasions, climate change, and habitat modification … use change) scales. Despite
expectations that these threats would strongly reduce amphibian viability, native amphibians …