Assessing species' vulnerability to climate change is a prerequisite for develo** effective
strategies to conserve them. The last three decades have seen exponential growth in the …

Simple Summary Over the years, conservation physiologists have attempted to evaluate the
threat factors affecting populations and manage ecosystems effectively by understanding …

Current climate warming has already contributed to local extinctions. Amphibians are one of
the most sensitive animal groups to climate change, currently undergoing a global decline …

Ongoing global warming is disrupting several ecological and evolutionary processes,
spanning different levels of biological organization. Species are expected to shift their …

Summary The Montseny brook newt (Calotriton arnoldi), considered the most endangered
amphibian in Europe, is a relict salamandrid species endemic to a small massif located in …

Multiple factors introduce uncertainty into projections of species distributions under climate
change. The uncertainty introduced by the choice of baseline climate information used to …

Whereas the effects of climate change on the potential range shifts of amphibians have been
modeled at various scales, exploring the future impacts of land-use changes has rarely been …

The Pyrenees represent a natural laboratory for biogeographic, evolutionary and ecological
research of mountain fauna as a result of the high variety of habitats and the profound effect …

Amphibian populations are threatened globally, and one of the hypotheses for these
declines is climate change. Species distribution models are frequently used to predict …

Gathering ecological knowledge about species with cryptic behaviour can be challenging
and strongly depends on human, financial and logistical resources. Yet, this is essential for …