Neonicotinoid pesticides are widely used to combat agricultural and forest pests, yet the
extent of their biological effects and synergies with other stressors is not well understood …

Anthropogenic environmental change, including climate change and urbanization, results in
warmer temperatures in both terrestrial and aquatic habitats and changes in community …

Movement is an ecological process that affects individual fitness and population dynamics of
species. Understanding movement patterns is crucial for the effective conservation of …

Jumping ability determines the likelihood of survival and reproduction of amphibians. To
study the toxic effect of lead (Pb) on the jumping ability of amphibians, Pelophylax …

Pond‐breeding amphibians experience climatic variability primarily in the form of seasonal
temperature fluctuations and water availability, two factors that are strongly influenced by …

Amphibia is the most threatened class among vertebrates, with> 40% of the species
threatened with extinction. Pollution is thought to alter amphibian population dynamics. With …

Over the last century, urban development has steadily resulted in wetland destruction,
stream flow disturbance, and land clearing. Small intermittent wetlands are easily …

Freshwater ecosystems are threatened by climate change and invasive species.
Amphibians are important members of freshwater communities and are susceptible to …

Morphology and diet are key factors in the ecology of organisms, determining aspects of the
natural history and evolution of the species. In this work, we evaluated the diet-morphology …

Exposure to predators during early life stages can alter behavioral and physical traits during
ontogeny. This is important for biphasic amphibian species because juvenile movement …