Amphibian declines are not uniquely high amongst the vertebrates: trend determination and the british perspective

HIGHLIGHTS

• who: Trevor J.C. Beebee from the School of Life Sciences, University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton , QG, UK have published the paper: Amphibian Declines Are Not Uniquely High amongst the Vertebrates: Trend Determination and the British Perspective, in the Journal: Diversity 2009, 1, 67-88 of 24/09/2009

SUMMARY

Following the first indications of widespread amphibian declines about 20 years ago, a rapidly expanding research effort has attempted to quantify the extent of these declines and understand their causes. This and other studies highlighted multiple likely causes, including habitat destruction, climate change . . .

 



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