Age Structure, Body Size, and Sexual Dimorphism in a High-Altitude Population of Pelophylax ridibundus (Pallas, 1771)

The age structure of amphibian populations plays an essential role in understanding population dynamics, potential impacts of environmental change, and conservation status. The Marsh frog Pelopyhlax ridibundus has become a subject of various studies to investigate age structure and body size variation. However, the populations living at high altitudes were paid less attention to while describing life history traits.  Leer más.