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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Dendrobatidae"”.

  1. Evolution of colour vision in relation to colouration in weaverbirds (Family Ploceidae) and poison dart frogs (Family Dendrobatidae)

    … (Family Ploceidae) and poison dart frogs (Family Dendrobatidae). In both systems, colouration is used to assess sexual rivals and/or potential mates, making assessing colouration or distinguishing between colours a crucial ability. Both systems also feature multiple colour morphs within and across …

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  2. Límites de especies en el complejo Leucostethus fraterdanieli (Silverstone 1971) (Anura : dendrobatidae) a partir del análisis filogenético molecular, morfológico y cantos

    … referidos en la última revisión de la familia Dendrobatidae y también en el trabajo que describió a L. jota, pero que no habían sido estudiados a profundidad con ejemplares de las localidades tipo, ni abarcando toda el área de la distribución del complejo de especies. Los datos moleculares …

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  3. Phylogeography and the evolution of correlated traits under multiple origins of aposematism in the poison frog family

    … evolution and their history. The poison frogs (Dendrobatidae) are a well-known example of aposematism in anurans. They include ~270 species of Neotropical frogs with aposematic (toxic and conspicuous) and non-defended (palatable and cryptic) species. The origin of aposematism in poison frogs is …

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  4. Patterns and mechanisms of phenotypic plasticity in poison frog tadpoles

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2027-08-01

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