Monitoring amphibian populations, especially over fragile ecosystems such as arid and semiarid landscapes, helps to detect demographic trends and ecological risks. During several campaigns carried out between 2013 and 2017 across the Moulouya River Basin and the Oriental Region of Morocco, we identified nine amphibian species from the 11 previously recorded. Amphibian population threats were also detected. In this work, we focused on the amphibians of the Oriental Region of Morocco with the aims to (1) update their distribution providing new records, (2) confirm the prevalence of some vulnerable species in the region, and (3) provide an overview of the ecology and conservation status of each species at a regional level
Seven species of amphibians have been recorded at the Roque-Haute Nature Reserve, two newt species :...
Amphibians in the Region of Murcia (SE Iberian peninsula): conservation status and priority areas An...
We present a review on the conservation status and population trends of the 372 amphibian species cu...
The amphibian fauna of the Kingdom of Morocco was traditionally regarded as poor and closely related...
Geographical distribution and ecological affinities of amphibians in Tunisia. Amphibian diversity i...
Our study seeks to: (1) reduce biodiversity knowledge gaps in amphibians from desert and arid region...
The worldwide erosion of biological diversity has not spared amphibians which are amongst the most a...
The integration of spatial area prioritization algorithms and species distribution modelling has sho...
Souss-Massa National Park (SMNP) is Morocco's first coastal national park, created to preserve the h...
The conservation status of amphibian species was studied in the Region of Murcia, taking into consid...
Brongersma’s toad Barbarophryne brongersmai is known in the southern Moroccan Atlantic coast, in the...
Amphibians are a disproportionately threatened group of vertebrates, the status of which in Sub-Saha...
A preliminary study on amphibians was conducted in three selected sites of Kisangani region and surr...
<div><p>The ‘Data Deficient’ (DD) category of the <i>IUCN Red List</i> assembles species that cannot...
Amphibian biodiversity loss in recent years has exceeded that of all other groups of vertebrates. In...
Seven species of amphibians have been recorded at the Roque-Haute Nature Reserve, two newt species :...
Amphibians in the Region of Murcia (SE Iberian peninsula): conservation status and priority areas An...
We present a review on the conservation status and population trends of the 372 amphibian species cu...
The amphibian fauna of the Kingdom of Morocco was traditionally regarded as poor and closely related...
Geographical distribution and ecological affinities of amphibians in Tunisia. Amphibian diversity i...
Our study seeks to: (1) reduce biodiversity knowledge gaps in amphibians from desert and arid region...
The worldwide erosion of biological diversity has not spared amphibians which are amongst the most a...
The integration of spatial area prioritization algorithms and species distribution modelling has sho...
Souss-Massa National Park (SMNP) is Morocco's first coastal national park, created to preserve the h...
The conservation status of amphibian species was studied in the Region of Murcia, taking into consid...
Brongersma’s toad Barbarophryne brongersmai is known in the southern Moroccan Atlantic coast, in the...
Amphibians are a disproportionately threatened group of vertebrates, the status of which in Sub-Saha...
A preliminary study on amphibians was conducted in three selected sites of Kisangani region and surr...
<div><p>The ‘Data Deficient’ (DD) category of the <i>IUCN Red List</i> assembles species that cannot...
Amphibian biodiversity loss in recent years has exceeded that of all other groups of vertebrates. In...
Seven species of amphibians have been recorded at the Roque-Haute Nature Reserve, two newt species :...
Amphibians in the Region of Murcia (SE Iberian peninsula): conservation status and priority areas An...
We present a review on the conservation status and population trends of the 372 amphibian species cu...