Abstract Harlequin Toads (Bufonidae: Atelopus) are among the most diverse Neotropical
amphibians, but 84% of the known species are threatened with extinction mainly due to the …

Longer-range movements of anuran amphibians such as mass migrations and habitat
invasion have received a lot of attention, but fine-scale spatial behavior remains largely …

Evolutionary rescue is the process by which a population, in response to an environmental
change, successfully avoids extinction through adaptation. In spatially structured …

Hamilton's frog (Leiopelma hamiltoni) is often found co-habiting retreat sites in the wild and
in captivity, but whether co-habitation is a facet of sociality remains to be explored. We …

Background Like many cockroaches, Argentinian wood roaches, Blaptica dubia, prefer
darker shelters over lighter shelters. In three experiments, we asked whether chemical cues …

Conservation translocations are becoming an increasingly necessary tool to stem the
decline of threatened species globally. The greater bilby (Macrotis lagotis) is a nationally …

Understanding the spatial and temporal habitat associations of rarely encountered species
is an important component of understanding their ecology. Barking frogs (Craugastor …

Evolutionary rescue is the process by which a declining population successfully adapts
genetically to avoid extinction. In a structured environment that deteriorates patch by patch …

Evolutionary rescue is the process by which a declining population successfully adapts
genetically to avoid extinction. In a subdivided population composed of different patches that …