Phyllomedusa bicolor (Phyllomedusidae), popularly known as the kambô in Brazil, is a tree
frog that is widely distributed in South American countries and is known for producing a skin …

The secretions of the Giant Monkey Frog Phyllomedusa bicolor are used by populations in
the Amazon regions (mainly the indigenous Katukinas and Kaxinawás). The so-called “toad …

Frogs of the family Centrolenidae have been a good model system in recent studies of
evolutionary ecology, biogeography, and systematics; however, the taxonomic status of …

The mating (male courtship, amplexus and oviposition) and male territorial behaviours of
Phyllomedusa ayeaye are described from a high-altitude site in the state of Minas Gerais …

We studied the breeding activities of Bokermannohyla nanuzae at an Atlantic Forest site in
southeastern Brazil from August 2010 to April 2012. We described courtship behaviour …

Breeding biology in Phyllomedusa sauvagii is related to vegetation since the species
encloses its eggs in leaves above water. Considering that arid environments may represent …

I investigated the reproductive behavior of the poorly known leaf frog Phyllomedusa venusta.
Courtship, amplexus, and nesting were observed during the rainy season in an ephemeral …

Brazil. Given its recent description, many aspects of its biology are completely unknown.
Here we describe the reproductive behavior of P. gonzagai through the characterization of …

1995, Lima et al., 2012). For C. tomopterna, Neckel-Oliveria & Wachlevski (2004)
investigated the action of predators on eggs. However, no information is available about …

Acoustic communication is essential for reproductive success in frogs. Males produce
different types of calls to attract females, advertise territoriality or location in a chorus, or …