Appendix A. Supplementary discussion of ecological stoichiometry and the “minimal model”, tadpole trophic ecology and resource use, alternative explanations for toad results, and dissolved polyphenolic effects on tadpoles.

Appendix B. Meta-regressions between ln species richness and 1/kT contrasting dry and wet elevational gradients for snakes, lizards, salamanders, and frogs.

Christy M. McCain (2913584)
Nathan J. Sanders (192502)

August 2016

Meta-regressions between ln species richness and 1/kT contrasting dry and wet elevational gradients ...

Appendix D. ANOVA tables showing effects of density treatment on tadpole performance (density, body length, hind leg length, metamorph body length, and time for metamorphosis) in high and low density sections.

Jon Loman (2913134)

August 2016

ANOVA tables showing effects of density treatment on tadpole performance (density, body length, hind...

Appendix A. A table summarizing additional proposed control methods for Australian cane toads, a figure presenting the model schematic for the allometric population simulation, and text describing the approach used to estimate relative costs of control methods.

Lynne E. Beaty (2909531)
Christopher J. Salice (579844)

August 2016

A table summarizing additional proposed control methods for Australian cane toads, a figure presenti...

APPLIED ISSUES Impact of sediment and nutrient inputs on growth and survival of tadpoles of the Western Toad

Sylvia L. R. Wood
John
S. Richardson

January 2015

1. Sediment and nutrient loading in freshwater systems are leading causes of aquatic habitat degrada...

Appendix A. Tables showing number of first captures and recaptures of metamorphs, males and females for the years 1989–1997 and body mass at metamorphosis, size at metamorphosis and date of metamorphosis of male and female spadefoot toads for the years 1989–1993.

Benedikt R. Schmidt (193795)
Walter Hödl (201583)
Michael Schaub (80488)

August 2016

Tables showing number of first captures and recaptures of metamorphs, males and females for the year...

Appendix A. A table showing significance of ecological thresholds in newt species, evaluated after removing from the data set ponds with fish.

Mathieu Denoël (404599)
G. Francesco Ficetola (2904482)

August 2016

A table showing significance of ecological thresholds in newt species, evaluated after removing from...

Appendix B. Data correction method used to exclude effect of possible selective predation on the less induced tadpoles.

Osamu Kishida (35759)
Geoffrey C. Trussell (264777)
Kinya Nishimura (35760)

August 2016

Data correction method used to exclude effect of possible selective predation on the less induced ta...

Appendix C. Mean final densities of juvenile wood frogs in high-quality habitat treatments in 1×4 m pens two weeks after initial release.

David A. Patrick (2911814)
Elizabeth B. Harper (2907263)
Malcolm L. Hunter Jr. (2907278)
Aram J. K. Calhoun (2916281)

August 2016

Mean final densities of juvenile wood frogs in high-quality habitat treatments in 1×4 m pens two wee...

Appendix C. Phenotypic variation among years and ponds in morphological shape of tadpoles and newt larvae.

Josh Van Buskirk (371813)

August 2016

Phenotypic variation among years and ponds in morphological shape of tadpoles and newt larvae

The effects of extirpation of frogs on the trophic structure in tropical montane streams in Panama

Hunte-Brown, Meshagae Endrene

Amphibian populations are in global decline. Species that have stream dwelling tadpoles and inhabit ...

Appendix A. Spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum), wood frog (Rana sylvatica), and American toad (Bufo americanus) adults and egg clutches, showing differences in clutch structure.

Ivan Gomez-Mestre (498192)
Justin C. Touchon (302355)
Karen M. Warkentin (302357)

August 2016

Spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum), wood frog (Rana sylvatica), and American toad (Bufo americ...

Appendix E. Table with top occupancy models and associated statistics for each native amphibian species.

Daniel L. Preston (2923623)
Jeremy S. Henderson (2923614)
Pieter T. J. Johnson (219820)

August 2016

Table with top occupancy models and associated statistics for each native amphibian species

Supplemental tables and figures for "The cost of chemical defence: the impact of toxin depletion on fitness-relevant traits of cane toads (Rhinella marina)." from The cost of chemical defence: the impact of toxin depletion on growth and behaviour of cane toads (<i>Rhinella marina</i>)

Ryann A. Blennerhassett (6636569)
Kim Bell-Anderson (6636572)
Richard Shine (193753)
Gregory P. Brown (300201)

May 2019

Many animals capable of deploying chemical defences are reluctant to use them, suggesting that synth...

Appendix A. Tables presenting information about study wetlands and ANOVA results for the effects of OSPM and age/peat, and figures demonstrating separation of wetlands based on family richness of benthic invertebrates, effects of peat on major carbon compartments, and effects of OSPM on stoichiometric ratios of algae, bacteria, and seston.

K. E. Kovalenko (2909369)
J. J. H. Ciborowski (2909390)
C Daly (2909384)
D. G. Dixon (2909396)
A. J. Farwell (2909366)
A. L. Foote (2909399)
K. R. Frederick (2909393)
J. M. Gardner Costa (2909372)
K Kennedy (2909381)
K Liber (2909387)
M. C. Roy (2909363)
C. A. Slama (2909378)
J. E. G. Smits (2909375)

August 2016

Tables presenting information about study wetlands and ANOVA results for the effects of OSPM and age...

Tadpole - sediment interactions of the western toad, Bufo boreas, in a temperate-lentic system

Wood, Sylvia Louise Rebecca

January 2007

Sediment and nutrient loading in freshwater systems are leading causes of aquatic habitat degradatio...

Appendix B. Meta-regressions between ln species richness and 1/kT contrasting dry and wet elevational gradients for snakes, lizards, salamanders, and frogs.

Christy M. McCain (2913584)
Nathan J. Sanders (192502)

August 2016

Meta-regressions between ln species richness and 1/kT contrasting dry and wet elevational gradients ...

Appendix D. ANOVA tables showing effects of density treatment on tadpole performance (density, body length, hind leg length, metamorph body length, and time for metamorphosis) in high and low density sections.

Jon Loman (2913134)

August 2016

ANOVA tables showing effects of density treatment on tadpole performance (density, body length, hind...

Appendix A. A table summarizing additional proposed control methods for Australian cane toads, a figure presenting the model schematic for the allometric population simulation, and text describing the approach used to estimate relative costs of control methods.

Lynne E. Beaty (2909531)
Christopher J. Salice (579844)

August 2016

A table summarizing additional proposed control methods for Australian cane toads, a figure presenti...

APPLIED ISSUES Impact of sediment and nutrient inputs on growth and survival of tadpoles of the Western Toad

Sylvia L. R. Wood
John
S. Richardson

January 2015

1. Sediment and nutrient loading in freshwater systems are leading causes of aquatic habitat degrada...

Appendix A. Tables showing number of first captures and recaptures of metamorphs, males and females for the years 1989–1997 and body mass at metamorphosis, size at metamorphosis and date of metamorphosis of male and female spadefoot toads for the years 1989–1993.

Benedikt R. Schmidt (193795)
Walter Hödl (201583)
Michael Schaub (80488)

August 2016

Tables showing number of first captures and recaptures of metamorphs, males and females for the year...

Appendix A. A table showing significance of ecological thresholds in newt species, evaluated after removing from the data set ponds with fish.

Mathieu Denoël (404599)
G. Francesco Ficetola (2904482)

August 2016

A table showing significance of ecological thresholds in newt species, evaluated after removing from...

Appendix B. Data correction method used to exclude effect of possible selective predation on the less induced tadpoles.

Osamu Kishida (35759)
Geoffrey C. Trussell (264777)
Kinya Nishimura (35760)

August 2016

Data correction method used to exclude effect of possible selective predation on the less induced ta...

Appendix C. Mean final densities of juvenile wood frogs in high-quality habitat treatments in 1×4 m pens two weeks after initial release.

David A. Patrick (2911814)
Elizabeth B. Harper (2907263)
Malcolm L. Hunter Jr. (2907278)
Aram J. K. Calhoun (2916281)

August 2016

Mean final densities of juvenile wood frogs in high-quality habitat treatments in 1×4 m pens two wee...

Appendix C. Phenotypic variation among years and ponds in morphological shape of tadpoles and newt larvae.

Josh Van Buskirk (371813)

August 2016

Phenotypic variation among years and ponds in morphological shape of tadpoles and newt larvae

The effects of extirpation of frogs on the trophic structure in tropical montane streams in Panama

Hunte-Brown, Meshagae Endrene

Amphibian populations are in global decline. Species that have stream dwelling tadpoles and inhabit ...

Appendix A. Spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum), wood frog (Rana sylvatica), and American toad (Bufo americanus) adults and egg clutches, showing differences in clutch structure.

Ivan Gomez-Mestre (498192)
Justin C. Touchon (302355)
Karen M. Warkentin (302357)

August 2016

Spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum), wood frog (Rana sylvatica), and American toad (Bufo americ...

Appendix E. Table with top occupancy models and associated statistics for each native amphibian species.

Daniel L. Preston (2923623)
Jeremy S. Henderson (2923614)
Pieter T. J. Johnson (219820)

August 2016

Table with top occupancy models and associated statistics for each native amphibian species

Supplemental tables and figures for "The cost of chemical defence: the impact of toxin depletion on fitness-relevant traits of cane toads (Rhinella marina)." from The cost of chemical defence: the impact of toxin depletion on growth and behaviour of cane toads (<i>Rhinella marina</i>)

Ryann A. Blennerhassett (6636569)
Kim Bell-Anderson (6636572)
Richard Shine (193753)
Gregory P. Brown (300201)

May 2019

Many animals capable of deploying chemical defences are reluctant to use them, suggesting that synth...

Appendix A. Tables presenting information about study wetlands and ANOVA results for the effects of OSPM and age/peat, and figures demonstrating separation of wetlands based on family richness of benthic invertebrates, effects of peat on major carbon compartments, and effects of OSPM on stoichiometric ratios of algae, bacteria, and seston.

K. E. Kovalenko (2909369)
J. J. H. Ciborowski (2909390)
C Daly (2909384)
D. G. Dixon (2909396)
A. J. Farwell (2909366)
A. L. Foote (2909399)
K. R. Frederick (2909393)
J. M. Gardner Costa (2909372)
K Kennedy (2909381)
K Liber (2909387)
M. C. Roy (2909363)
C. A. Slama (2909378)
J. E. G. Smits (2909375)

August 2016

Tables presenting information about study wetlands and ANOVA results for the effects of OSPM and age...

Tadpole - sediment interactions of the western toad, Bufo boreas, in a temperate-lentic system

Wood, Sylvia Louise Rebecca

January 2007

Sediment and nutrient loading in freshwater systems are leading causes of aquatic habitat degradatio...

Appendix B. Meta-regressions between ln species richness and 1/kT contrasting dry and wet elevational gradients for snakes, lizards, salamanders, and frogs.

Christy M. McCain (2913584)
Nathan J. Sanders (192502)

August 2016

Meta-regressions between ln species richness and 1/kT contrasting dry and wet elevational gradients ...

Appendix D. ANOVA tables showing effects of density treatment on tadpole performance (density, body length, hind leg length, metamorph body length, and time for metamorphosis) in high and low density sections.

Jon Loman (2913134)

August 2016

ANOVA tables showing effects of density treatment on tadpole performance (density, body length, hind...

Appendix A. A table summarizing additional proposed control methods for Australian cane toads, a figure presenting the model schematic for the allometric population simulation, and text describing the approach used to estimate relative costs of control methods.

Lynne E. Beaty (2909531)
Christopher J. Salice (579844)

August 2016

A table summarizing additional proposed control methods for Australian cane toads, a figure presenti...

Appendix A. Supplementary discussion of ecological stoichiometry and the “minimal model”, tadpole trophic ecology and resource use, alternative explanations for toad results, and dissolved polyphenolic effects on tadpoles.

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