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Getting eaten alive by lost frogs December 31, 2014
Parque Nacional del Manu in Peru harbors highest diversity of amphibians in the world February 12, 2014
Oil roads have higher impact than expected on canopy-dwelling frogs February 3, 2014
Chocolate-colored frog among new species found in Suriname October 31, 2013
Research on ‘extinction debt’ in the Brazilian Amazon July 30, 2012

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