We study the variation in thermal parameters in two contrasting populations Yungas Redbelly Toads (Melanophryniscus rubriventris) with different discrete color phenotypes comparing field body temperatures, critical thermal maximum and heating rates. We found significant differences in field body temperatures of the different morphs. Temperatures were higher in toads with a high extent of dorsal melanization. No variation was registered in operative temperatures between the study locations at the moment of capture and processing. Critical thermal maximum of toads was positively related with the extent of dorsal melanization. Furthermore, we founded significant differences in heating rates between morphs, where individuals with a high extent ...
Due to their highly permeable skin and ectothermy, terrestrial amphibians are challenged by compromi...
The thermal dependence of performance capacity was assessed in two anuran amphibians: Bufo boreas (w...
Compared with other terrestrial vertebrates, amphibians are generally less tolerant of thermal extre...
Rhinella spinulosa is an anuran toad species distributed latitudinal and altitudinal (1200-5000. m) ...
Factors influencing levels and rates of variation of body temperature ( T b ) in montane Bufo boreas...
We studied the variation of thermal parameters of Odontophrynus occidentalis between season (wet and...
We studied the thermal tolerances of Odontophrynus occidentalis during the dry and wet seasons of th...
In anurans, changes in ambient temperature influence body temperature and, therefore, energy consump...
The body temperature of ectotherms depends on the environmental temperatures and behavioral adjustme...
Amphibians show strong dependence on environmental variables (water balance, temperature). However, ...
The thermal performance of an animal is directly linked to its thermal sensitivity. Information on t...
The regulation of body temperature in ectotherms has a major impact in their physiological and behav...
Most of the literature on temperature–organism interactions rely on mean temperature (mostly air), d...
Thermal and water balance are coupled in anurans, and species with particularly permeable skin avoid...
Temperature has pervasive effects on physiological processes and is critical in setting species dist...
Due to their highly permeable skin and ectothermy, terrestrial amphibians are challenged by compromi...
The thermal dependence of performance capacity was assessed in two anuran amphibians: Bufo boreas (w...
Compared with other terrestrial vertebrates, amphibians are generally less tolerant of thermal extre...
Rhinella spinulosa is an anuran toad species distributed latitudinal and altitudinal (1200-5000. m) ...
Factors influencing levels and rates of variation of body temperature ( T b ) in montane Bufo boreas...
We studied the variation of thermal parameters of Odontophrynus occidentalis between season (wet and...
We studied the thermal tolerances of Odontophrynus occidentalis during the dry and wet seasons of th...
In anurans, changes in ambient temperature influence body temperature and, therefore, energy consump...
The body temperature of ectotherms depends on the environmental temperatures and behavioral adjustme...
Amphibians show strong dependence on environmental variables (water balance, temperature). However, ...
The thermal performance of an animal is directly linked to its thermal sensitivity. Information on t...
The regulation of body temperature in ectotherms has a major impact in their physiological and behav...
Most of the literature on temperature–organism interactions rely on mean temperature (mostly air), d...
Thermal and water balance are coupled in anurans, and species with particularly permeable skin avoid...
Temperature has pervasive effects on physiological processes and is critical in setting species dist...
Due to their highly permeable skin and ectothermy, terrestrial amphibians are challenged by compromi...
The thermal dependence of performance capacity was assessed in two anuran amphibians: Bufo boreas (w...
Compared with other terrestrial vertebrates, amphibians are generally less tolerant of thermal extre...