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Cold blood and wet skin in hot and dry secondary forests. How do amphibian traits determine persistence in secondary forests?
Author(s): Michael Britton1, Michelle Thompson2
1. Arizona State University 2. San Diego Natural History Museum
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Students will synthesize information from biological and physiological traits of amphibians and characteristics of secondary forests in the tropics to form hypotheses about persistence of amphibians in secondary forests and in response to land-use…
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- Cold blood and wet skin in hot and dry secondary forests How do amphibian traits determine persistence in secondary forests?
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