Invasive toads shift behavioral traits to find water

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Main Authors: Madelaire, Carla Bonetti, Barsotti, Adriana M G, Wagener, Carla, Sugano, Yuri, Baxter-Gilbert, James, Gomes, Fernando Ribeiro, Measey, John
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Published: PANGAEA 2019
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author Madelaire, Carla Bonetti
Barsotti, Adriana M G
Wagener, Carla
Sugano, Yuri
Baxter-Gilbert, James
Gomes, Fernando Ribeiro
Measey, John
author_facet Madelaire, Carla Bonetti
Barsotti, Adriana M G
Wagener, Carla
Sugano, Yuri
Baxter-Gilbert, James
Gomes, Fernando Ribeiro
Measey, John
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Water-finding and water-maintenance behaviors in Guttural Toads, Sclerophrys gutturalis, from their native population in Durban and an invasive population in Cape Town.
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spellingShingle Invasive toads shift behavioral traits to find water
Madelaire, Carla Bonetti
Barsotti, Adriana M G
Wagener, Carla
Sugano, Yuri
Baxter-Gilbert, James
Gomes, Fernando Ribeiro
Measey, John
anura; BIO; Biology; Body condition index; Cape_Town_anura; Cape Town, South Africa; dehydration; Description; Durban_anura; Event label; Hydration level; Identification; Latency time; Location; Locomotor activity; Move duration; Number; Proportion; South Africa; Species; Water-searching behavior
Water-finding and water-maintenance behaviors in Guttural Toads, Sclerophrys gutturalis, from their native population in Durban and an invasive population in Cape Town.
title Invasive toads shift behavioral traits to find water
topic anura; BIO; Biology; Body condition index; Cape_Town_anura; Cape Town, South Africa; dehydration; Description; Durban_anura; Event label; Hydration level; Identification; Latency time; Location; Locomotor activity; Move duration; Number; Proportion; South Africa; Species; Water-searching behavior
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.906934