Amphibians are frequently characterized as having limited dispersal abilities, strong site
fidelity and spatially disjunct breeding habitat. As such, pond‐breeding species are often …

The global loss of biodiversity and the increasing number of threatened or endangered
species have focused attention on conservation and species‐recovery strategies. Because …

La dinámica espacial de anfibios se asemeja de muchas maneras a los modelos
metapoblacionales clásicos donde las subpoblaciones en los estanques de reproducción …

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 …

Aim Amphibians are a model group for studies of the biogeographical origins of salt‐
intolerant taxa on oceanic islands. We used the Gulf of Guinea islands to explore the …

In most pan-Eurasiatic species complexes, two phenomena have been traditionally
considered key processes of their cladogenesis and biogeography. First, it is hypothesized …

Declining amphibian populations: a global phenomenon in conservation biology.—The
majority of the recent reductions in the Earth's biodiversity can be attributed to direct human …

We investigated genetic population structure in wood frogs (Rana sylvatica) from a series of
Prairie Pothole wetlands in the northern Great Plains. Amphibians are often thought to exist …

Túngara frogs (Physalaemus pustulosus) are a model system for sexual selection and
communication. Population dynamics and gene flow are of major interest in this species …

Molecular genetic data were used to investigate population sizes and ages of
Eleutherodactylus (Anura: Leptodactylidae), a species‐rich group of small leaf‐litter frogs …