The genus Scinax currently includes more than 120 species, recovered in two major clades,
the S. catharinae and the S. ruber clades. The latter comprises 75 species, most of which …

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 …

With more than 600 recognized species, the genus Pristimantis is already the most diverse
among vertebrates, but described species only represent a fraction of the actual diversity in …

We describe through integrative taxonomy a new species of snouted treefrog of the genus
Scinax from white-sand forests of the Rio Negro Sustainable Development Reserve in …

We describe a new small species of Scinax from the rain forests on the interfluve between
Purus and Madeira Rivers, Brazilian Amazonia. The new species is diagnosed by snout …

Southern Amazonia is one of the less-explored regions by anuran taxonomists. We describe
a small new species of snouted treefrog, genus Scinax, from this region, from a fluvial …

Analysis of species' habitat associations is important for biodiversity conservation and
spatial ecology. The original phi coefficient of association is a simple method that gives both …

The uncertain identity of Hyla x-signata Spix, 1824 has been a pervasive problem in the
taxonomy of the genus Scinax. A species supposedly distributed from northeastern Brazil …

Treefrogs of the genus Osteocephalus have been the focus of several taxonomic and
phylogenetic studies, especially in the last two decades. These recent studies have shown …

Detecting ecological patterns is highly dependent on the spatial scale of the analysis.
However, the importance of scale has been poorly explored when testing environmental …