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  1. Tracking Toads: Movement Patterns of Gulf Coast Toads (Incilius nebulifer) and the Urban Environment

    Gulf Coast Toads (Incilius nebulifer) are a familiar urban resident in the southeast United States and Mexico. As urbanization increases, the Gulf Coast Toad may be expanding its range. Studying movement behavior can reveal how invasive a species may be and is a key factor in understanding the …

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  2. An Invasive Species as a Threat to Native Biodiversity: Larval Competition Between Native Anurans and an Invasive Treefrog

    … cinerea</em>) and Gulf Coast Toads (<em>Incilius nebulifer</em>). Tadpoles of the three species were raised in con- or heterospecific treatments. In heterospecific treatments including <em>O. septentrionalis</em>,<em> H. cinerea</em> growth was lowest but <em>I. nebulifer </em>activity …

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