Shifts in the phenologies of coexistence species are altering the temporal structure of natural
communities worldwide. However, predicting how these changes affect the structure and …

The Class Amphibia is one of the most severely impacted taxa in an on-going global
biodiversity crisis. Because amphibian reproduction is tightly associated with the presence …

Because anurans rely on vocalization for most communication, detection of species-specific
calls provides relatively efficient mechanisms for studying and evaluating the status of …

The development of new acoustic technologies has promoted remarkable advances in
biodiversity monitoring. Passive acoustics is increasingly being used in ecological research …

Climate change has changed the phenologies of species worldwide, but it remains unclear
how these phenological changes will affect species interactions and the structure of natural …

Background Anurans largely rely on acoustic communication for sexual selection and
reproduction. While multiple studies have focused on the calling activity patterns of …

Global amphibian declines have resulted in a vital need for monitoring programmes that
follow population trends. Monitoring using advertisement calls is ideal as choruses are …

The continuing decline and loss of biodiversity has caused an increase in the use of
interventionist conservation tools, such as translocation. However, many translocation …

Where they co-occur, male anurans of different species may signal from diverse locations
and use vocalizations that differ spectrally. However, the relevance of such differences to the …

Interannual variation in seasonal weather patterns causes shifts in the relative timing of
phenological events of species within communities, but we currently lack a mechanistic …