Simple Summary Programs to conserve biphasic amphibians may fail if threats at different
life stages are not addressed. Anthropogenic threats, such as altered hydroperiods and …

Two of the most fundamental questions in tadpole biology, also applicable to most small,
under‐studied organisms are:(1)'Why are they built the way they are?'and (2)'Why do they …

Amphibians that utilise temporary wetlands with unpredictable hydrology are living on the
edge, maintaining viable populations under variable climatic conditions. Information on their …

Amphibians are among the most threatened vertebrate taxa globally. Their global decline
necessitates effective conservation actions to bolster populations across both the larval and …

Abstract The Murray–Darling basin is the most extensively regulated river system in
Australia and delivery of environmental water is increasingly being used in its management …

Context: Determining and quantifying habitat selection of endangered species in peri-urban
environments assists planners and managers to develop strategies and alternative …

The acid frogs of eastern Australia are a highly specialized group of threatened species
endemic to acidic coastal wetlands of southern Queensland and New South Wales. The …

Amphibian reproductive biology and activity are highly sensitive to environmental cues. For
amphibian conservation in the face of climate change, a clear priority is to investigate …

Background Functional diversity is important to maintain ecosystem functioning. Species
with different ecomorphological traits may display distinct functional roles in ecosystems …

In an environment that is changing due to anthropogenic processes, managers responsible
for conservation of threatened species need to know environmental limits beyond which …