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- Amphibians in the Desert - U. S. National Park Service
One of the things that makes frogs, and other amphibians like toads and salamanders, so fascinating is that they have “double lives ” In fact, the word “amphibian” comes from a Greek word meaning “having two lives ” Amphibians have a larval stage and an adult stage that are often very different from one another
- 12. 15: Amphibian Evolution and Ecology - Biology LibreTexts
Currently, almost one third of all amphibian species face the threat of extinction The reasons include habitat loss, pollution, climate change, and the introduction of non-native species Most of these problems are the result of human actions Amphibians have permeable skin that easily absorbs substances from the environment This may explain
- Official Community - HoYoLAB
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- The interplay of past diversification and evolutionary . . .
The top 100 amphibian ED species (Fig 5) represent ~7 2% of the total amphibian phylogenetic diversity, compared with only 1 5% represented by the 100 lowest-ED species Similarly, the top 5 and
- Amphibians Are in Decline Across the Globe - Smithsonian Magazine
Amphibians are the world’s most vulnerable animals, with about 41 percent of all species across the planet threatened with extinction, according to a new global assessment
- BARRIO-AMORÓS, C. L. 2004. Amphibians of Venezuela . . .
The last checklist was in 1998 (Barrio-Amorós 1998) and counted a total of 284 species The current number is 298 species (284 anurans, nine caecilians, and five salamanders) 32 species are added compared with the previous list, 15 species are eliminated for different reasons, and there are 20 cases of nomenclatural change
- Risk of extinction increases towards higher elevations across . . .
We created a comprehensive global database spanning the taxonomic, geographic, life-history and elevational distribution of >93% (8042 species) of the world's known amphibian species diversity (Table S1) from across all three extant orders (Anura or frogs, Caudata or salamanders, and Gymnophiona or caecilians) From this database, a dataset of
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