Does forest extent affect salamander survival? Evidence from a long‐term demographic study of a tropical newt

Volume: 7, Issue: 24, Pages: 10963 - 10973
Published: Nov 12, 2017
Abstract
Forest loss has been associated with reduced survival in many vertebrates, and previous research on amphibians has mostly focused on effects at early life stages. Paramesotriton hongkongensis is a tropical newt that breeds in streams but spends up to 10 months per year in terrestrial habitats. Populations are threatened by habitat degradation and collection for the pet trade, but the cryptic terrestrial lifestyle of this newt has limited our...
Paper Details
Title
Does forest extent affect salamander survival? Evidence from a long‐term demographic study of a tropical newt
Published Date
Nov 12, 2017
Volume
7
Issue
24
Pages
10963 - 10973
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