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It spreads via spores and affects the skin of amphibians — through which many drink and breathe — leading to cardiac arrest.

It spreads through water via spores and affects the skin of amphibians – through which many drink and breathe – leading to cardiac arrest.

Conversely, climate change may reduce the effects of pesticides on amphibians through changes in susceptibility or exposure [16].

In addition to their direct effect on native amphibians through competition and predation, bullfrogs are thought to be carriers of chytridiomycosis (7, 8 ) and, possibly, ranaviruses.

Although it is apparent that exposure to anthropogenic compounds may harm amphibians through changes in functional sex ratios, reduced size at metamorphosis, and delayed maturation, the distribution of intersex frogs geographically and historically remains to be characterized.

Despite lengthy debate about causative agents responsible for this species decline, theoretical and empirical research has confirmed the complex cross-effects of anthropogenic activities on the survival of amphibians through habitat loss, the introduction of exotic species, increased UV radiation, water acidification, emerging infectious diseases and multi-pollution [ 3– 5].

The fantastic installations included strange amphibians swimming through the water beneath crab-shaped jewels, a theme of live frogs, and thousands of bees buzzing around a honeycomb that had inspired surreal, naturalistic jewels.

Most amphibians go through metamorphosis, a process of significant morphological change after birth.

Because amphibians breathe through their skin, lay their eggs in water and live on land, over the course of their lives they're subjected to every major environmental threat, making them the true "canary" in our biosphere.

One of the mechanisms by which Bd kills amphibians is through disruption of skin integrity (Voyles et al. 2009; Rosenblum et al. 2012).

It is thought that the disease was first transferred to natural amphibian populations through introductions of infected Xenopus, but other species and modes of transmission (such as the pet trade, the food trade, and other human activities) also exist.