How an Unlikely Amphibian Survived Its ‘Judgement Day’
This research provides a good model for the evolution of predator-prey interactions
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Wildlife Crossing Guards
Modeling healthier habitats on managed lands
High Risk to Amphibians If Fungal Pathogen Invades North America
Consequences of introduction could be severe to native species
Scientists from the Global South Innovate to Track Ongoing Amphibian Pandemic
A new diagnostic test showed comparable or even better results than the gold-standard assay
University Researchers Trace Emergence of Fungus Threatening African Amphibians
Researchers describe how a deadly fungus began spreading among amphibians in Africa over the last 165 years
No Frogs or Toads Left Behind on Virginia Tech Researchers’ Watch
Research team seeks to build a multispecies assessment of anuran sensitivity to climate change
Glassfrogs Camouflage Themselves by Storing Red Blood Cells in Their Livers
Glassfrogs don't experience dangerous blood clotting, which opens the door for biomedical research
Groundbreaking Insights into the Evolution of Color Patterns in Frogs and Toads
Large comparative analysis of frogs and toads finds that their vertebral stripe evolves repeatedly and rapidly
Up to 32 Frog Species Thought to Be Extinct May Not Be
Researchers have found numerous species of harlequin frogs thought to be extinct, are still surviving in the wild
Frogs Use Brains or Camouflage to Evade Predators
The study establishes a link between brain evolution and different strategies for evading predators