Agricultural landscapes, although often highly altered in nature, provide habitat for many
species of amphibian. However, the persistence and health of amphibian populations are …

Nutrient effluents from urban and agricultural inputs have resulted in high concentrations of
nitrate in freshwater ecosystems. Exposure to nitrate can be particularly threatening to …

Many studies have assessed the impact of different pollutants on amphibians across a
variety of experimental venues (laboratory, mesocosm, and enclosure conditions). Past …

Anthropogenic noise is a recognized global pollutant, affecting a wide range of nonhuman
animals. However, most research considers only whether noise pollution has an impact …

Microplastics (MPs), a new class of pollutants that pose a threat to aquatic biodiversity, are of
increasing global concern. In tandem, the amphibian chytrid fungus Batrachochytrium …

Anuran amphibians are highly dependent on aquatic ecosystems. Many amphibian species
are exhibiting population declines primarily due to habitat destruction and water quality …

Extreme temperatures during heat waves can induce mass-mortality events, but can also
exert sublethal negative effects by compromising life-history traits and derailing sexual …

Ecosystems around the world are increasingly polluted with pharmaceutical compounds that
may perturb wildlife behaviour. Because many pharmaceuticals are continuously present in …

Water is an increasingly deteriorated, limited natural resource due to population increase
and industrialization. Also, the widespread use of pharmaceuticals in modern society leads …

Anthropogenic environmental change poses a special threat to species in which genetic sex
determination can be overwritten by the thermal and chemical environment. Endocrine …