Anuran amphibians have traditionally been considered suitable model organisms for
community ecology studies. In this paper, we review and quantitatively re-analyze the …

The evolutionary response to interspecific competition is the partitioning of the resources
used by the competing species. At the community level, the ultimate outcome of resource …

Habitat destruction and alteration are among the major causes of worldwide amphibian
declines. Resource limitation in altered environments can potentially affect trophic ecology …

In the present study, we investigated ontogenetic diet shifts, feeding strategy, prey
preferences, and basal food sources that sustain the Paradoxal frog (Pseudis minuta) based …

Abstract The American bullfrog, Lithobates catesbeianus (Shaw, 1802), is considered one of
the world's worst invaders because of its potential to affect native fauna adversely, especially …

The conversion of forests to agroecosystems presents a challenge for biodiversity
conservation. In this study, the feeding habits of three species of anurans (Rhinella …

Southeast Asia is home to a highly diverse and endemic amphibian fauna under great
threat. A significant obstacle to amphibian conservation prioritization in the region is a lack of …

The trophic niche characteristics of an amphibian assemblage were studied at a pond
locality in Canale Monterano, province of roma, Central Italy. The assemblage consisted of …

To coexist, two species should use available resources in different ways. These differences
may happen in three different dimensions: temporal, spatial and trophic. In frogs, differences …

Frog diets are influenced by multiple factors, including morphological constraints, habitat
use, and seasonal variation in environmental conditions and food availability. This study …