Resource managers are often presented with dilemmas that require immediate action to
avoid species extinction, but that also ensure species long-term persistence. These …

Within the last two decades, the dangers that some non-indigenous species (NIS) pose to
indigenous species, ecosystem functioning, economic interests, and public health have …

Abstract Fowler's Toad (Anaxyrus fowleri) was historically abundant and widespread in
various habitats, including urban and agricultural areas, in southern Louisiana. Coincident …

Non-native amphibians often compete with native amphibians in their introduced range, but
their competitive effects on other vertebrates are less well known. The Puerto Rican coqui …

Weltweit ist in den vergangenen Jahrzehnten die Nachfrage nach „exotischen “Heimtieren
stark gestiegen. Die Mitgliedstaaten der Europäischen Union und insbesondere …

We derive point and interval estimates for an urban population of green tree frogs (Hyla
cinerea) from capture–mark–recapture field data obtained during the years 2006–2009. We …

Biological invasions can create novel competitive interactions and force ecological shifts in
both native and invasive species. Anuran tadpoles are able to modify their behaviour …

Abstract Changes in climate and the introduction of invasive species are two major stressors
to amphibians, although little is known about the interaction between these two factors with …

The choice of breeding sites by pond-breeding anurans has notable consequences for the
fitness of larvae. Hence, beyond pond typology and phenology, adults can also discriminate …

While biotic–abiotic interactions are increasingly documented in nature, a process‐based
understanding of how such interactions influence community assembly is lacking in the …