The family Rhacophoridae is one of the most diverse amphibian families in Asia, for which
taxonomic understanding is rapidly-expanding, with new species being described steadily …

Rhacophoridae are one of the most speciose and ecologically diverse families of
amphibians. Resolution of their evolutionary relationships is key to understanding the …

Genome-scale data have greatly facilitated the resolution of recalcitrant nodes that Sanger-
based datasets have been unable to resolve. However, phylogenomic studies continue to …

We discuss phylogenetic relationships and taxonomic diversity of the rhacophorid frogs of
the genus Theloderma in sight of the novel phylogenetic data obtained from the Bayesian …

Aim This study seeks to understand the geological and climatological processes that have
promoted biodiversity on the Sunda Shelf in Southeast Asia. Using the parachuting frog …

The taxonomy of the Asian tree frog genus Feihyla has been in a state of flux ever since its
proposal in 2006. Allocation of species to Feihyla remains confusing, particularly with …

Aim We studied the niche evolution and diversification modes in transisthmian Alpheus
shrimps by examining the interplay between environmental niche divergence and …

This paper is the first taxonomic treatment of Sumatran Philautus since the early 20th
century. We redescribe P. cornutus and P. petersi from new specimens, restrict P. petersi to …

Two new species of rhacophorid tree frog were identified in Taiwan. In both new taxa,
derived reproductive characteristics of laying eggs in tree holes and oophagous tadpoles …

Although the differentiation of clades at the species level is usually based on a justifiable
and testable conceptual framework, the demarcation of supraspecific boundaries is less …