RESPONSE OF TREEFROG LARVAE TO DRYING PONDS: COMPARING TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT POND BREEDERS

By Jeff Leips, M. McManus, Justin M. J. Travis. 2000

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Subfields: Ecological Modeling, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Global and Planetary Change

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2. Steve Morey
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Citations in the corpus

• The relationship between habitat permanence and larval development in California spadefoot toads: field and laboratory comparisons of developmental plasticity (2004, background): “This association between the relative plasticity of age and size at metamorphosis and the larval environment is similar to Wilbur and Collins’ (1973) prediction that the range of body sizes at metamorphosis will be larger in species that breed in more ephemeral habitats (their Fig.”
• A comparative analysis of the adaptive developmental plasticity hypothesis in six Mediterranean anuran species along a pond permanency gradient (2006, background): “Several studies have compared the plasticity of species (e.g. Schlichting & Levin 1986; Bell and Sultan 1999;Leips et al. 2000), but most of these have limited their focus to two closely related taxa, with some exceptions (e.g. Pigliucci et al. 1999; Richardson 2002; Van Buskirk 2002).”
• Road Salt Stress Induces Novel Food Web Structure and Interactions (2011, methodology): “The latter was calculated to evaluate any impact of tadpole density on size at and time to metamorphosis (integration adapted from Travis 1983; Leips et al. 2000).”
• Effect of salmonid introduction and other environmental characteristics on amphibian distribution and abundance in mountain lakes of northern Spain (2006, background): “Amphibian species are exposed to a great variety of breeding habitats, ranging from permanent lakes to temporary ponds, where predation and desiccation are the main mortality factors (Wellborn, Skelly & Werner, 1996; Leips, McManus & Travis, 2000; Babbitt, Baber & Tarr, 2003).”
• Macro-zooplankter responses to simulated climate warming in experimental freshwater microcosms (2002, unknown): “bute to the distribution and abundance of species between habitats with different levels of environmental variation (Wilbur, 1980; Leips, McManus & Travis, 2000) However, few studies have specifically examined the relationship between environmental variability and phenotypic plasticity and strictly ”