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Lazarus.

• Authors : Brahic, Catherine

Subjects: ATELOPUS; AMPHIBIAN populations; RARE amphibiansCENTRAL America

• Source: New Scientist. 8/15/2015, Vol. 227 Issue 3034, p38-41. 4p. 9 Color Photographs.

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Numerous uncertainties in the multifaceted global trade in frogs' legs with the EU as the major consumer.

• Authors : Auliya, Mark; Altherr, Sandra; Nithart, Charlotte

Subjects: BIOLOGICAL extinction; FROG populations; SUSTAINABILITYEUROPEAN Union

• Source: Nature Conservation-Bulgaria; 2023, Issue 51, p71-135, 65p

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THE CASE OF THE MISSING AMPHIBIANS.

• Authors : Morrison, Jim

Subjects: AMPHIBIAN declines; BIOLOGICAL extinction; DEFORESTATION

• Source: National Wildlife. Jun/Jul2005, Vol. 43 Issue 4, p16-18. 3p. 3 Color Photographs.

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Saving tinker frogs.

Subjects: *FROG populations; *BIOLOGICAL extinction; *PREVENTION

• Source: Australian Geographic. Jan-Mar2011, Issue 101, p150-151. 2p.

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Where Have All the Frogs Gone?

• Authors : Collins, James P.

Subjects: BIOLOGICAL extinction; FROG populations; GLOBAL warming

• Source: Natural History. Jun2004, Vol. 113 Issue 5, p44-49. 6p. 5 Color Photographs, 2 Black and White Photographs.

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Investigating the role of zooplankton in sustaining frog population.

• Authors : Jain, Sanjoli; Roy, Parimita

Subjects: FROG populations; BIOLOGICAL extinction; AMPHIBIAN declines

• Source: Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences; Jun2022, Vol. 45 Issue 9, p5423-5455, 33p

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GREEN PAGES.

• Authors : VAN LEEUWEN, HILARY; HUTCHISON, JANE; CAMPBELL, SUSAN

Subjects: BIOLOGICAL extinction; ENVIRONMENTAL protection; FROG populations

• Source: Wild: Australia's Wilderness Adventure Magazine; Autumn2023, Issue 187, p38-38, 1p, 4 Color Photographs

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Global frog crisis defies explanation.

• Authors : Hecht, Jeff

Subjects: FROGS; BIOLOGICAL extinction; EXTINCT animals

• Source: New Scientist. 10/23/2004, Vol. 184 Issue 2470, p8-8. 3/4p. 1 Color Photograph.

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Analyze This: Amphibian populations are on the decline: The chytrid fungus has been wiping out frogs around the world.

• Authors : Zielinski, Sarah

Subjects: BIOLOGICAL extinction; BATRACHOCHYTRIUM dendrobatidis; AMPHIBIAN populations

• Source: Science News for Students. 5/29/2019, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p. 2 Color Photographs.

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Conservation and management of peripheral populations: Spatial and temporal influences on the genetic structure of wood frog (Rana sylvatica) populations

• Authors : Peterman, William E. ; Feist, Sheena M.¹; Semlitsch, Raymond D.¹

Subjects: *Biological extinction; *Habitats; Wood frog

• Source: Biological Conservation. Feb2013, Vol. 158, p351-358. 8p.

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