Models currently used to estimate patterns of species co‐occurrence while accounting for
errors in detection of species can be difficult to fit when the effects of covariates on species …

We used retreats made from white polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipes to capture hylids and
determined how pipe design and placement influenced the frequency with which hylids …

Non-native species are a growing worldwide conservation problem, often second only to
habitat destruction and alteration as a cause of extirpations and extinctions. Introduced taxa …

The impacts of nonindigenous species on native ecosystems can be severe, sometimes
leading to the extinction of native taxa. Interspecific competition is a potential mechanism of …

The invasive alien Cuban treefrog Osteopilus sepentrionalis is native to Cuba, the Bahamas
and some adjacent islands. It was accidentally introduced to Florida, Puerto Rico and some …

Since 1937, thirteen species of non‐indigenous anurans have made their way to Guam. Of
these, at least six have established breeding populations. Various pathways led to the …

Biological invasions are one of the most serious threats to biodiversity conservation.
Although success and impacts of many invaders, particularly ectotherms, are likely to be …

Abstract The Cuban treefrog, Osteopilus septentrionalis, is native to Cuba, the Bahamas,
and the Cayman Islands, and is invasive in areas where it has been introduced and …

We collected Osteopilus septentrionalis from Central Florida for analysis of sexual size
dimorphism and compared our data to published information from populations across the …

We present a reassessment of the diversity of bark and ambrosia beetles in Cuba. For the
first time in decades, an official Cuban-American binational collaboration allowed us to re …