Scinax is the most species-rich genus of Neotropical treefrogs, with 129 currently recognized
species divided between two major clades, the S. catharinae and S. ruber clades. The S …

Species-focused conservation requires accurate knowledge of geographic distribution to
effectively categorize species in red lists, assess threats, and plan conservation initiatives. In …

Amazonian lowland rainforests epitomize, as few other biomes, the terrestrial and freshwater
biological diversity of our planet. We provide here a comprehensive description of the larval …

Dendropsophini is a highly diverse clade with a controversial phylogenetic and taxonomic
history. Different generic arrangements have been proposed and the monophyly of several …

The biology of the poorly known Philippine frog Barbourula busuangensis has been a
challenging mystery since the discovery of the species one hundred years ago. Based on …

Despite the huge difference in land coverage between mountains and lowlands, most
species are indeed found in mountains and foothills. The causes of this pattern have …

Brazil stands out for presenting the highest amphibian anuran diversity in the world.
However, taxonomic studies that address characteristic of larval stage of anurans are …

The highly differentiated anuran larvae make them an interesting and complementary
source of information to understand anuran evolution. Among neotropical foam‐nesting …

Introduction deep learning emerged in 2012 as one of the most important machine learning
technologies, reducing image identification error from 25% to 5%. This article has two goals …

The treefrog Boana exastis was tentatively included in B. faber group based on its
morphological similarity to B. lundii and B. pardalis. This species was only recently included …