Although there is growing concern that amphibian populations are declining globally,,, much
of the supporting evidence is either anecdotal, or derived from short-term studies at small …

As part of an overall “biodiversity crisis” many amphibian populations are in decline
throughout the world. Numerous causes have been invoked to explain these declines …

Ecologists and conservation biologists have used many measures of landscape structure,,,,
to predict the population dynamic consequences of habitat loss and fragmentation,,, but …

As part of an overall decline in biodiversity, populations of many organisms are declining
and species are being lost at unprecedented rates around the world. This includes many …

As part of an overall 'biodiversity crisis', many amphibian populations are in decline
throughout the world. Numerous factors have contributed to these declines, including habitat …

Although dramatic amphibian population declines have been reported worldwide, our
understanding of the extent of the declines in Latin America, where amphibian diversity is …

Inventory, monitoring, and experimental studies have been the primary approaches for
documenting and understanding the problem of amphibian declines. However, little …

Habitat destruction and fragmentation have been identified as possible causes of large-
scale amphibian declines. Here, we examine the effects of adjacent land use and water …

The current mass extinction episode is most apparent in the amphibians. With approximately
7,000 species, amphibians are dependent on clean fresh water and damp habitats and are …

In the last decade there has been increasing evidence of amphibian declines from relatively
pristine areas. Some declines are hypothesized to be the result of egg mortality caused by …