Ecotourism can be defined as an environmental activity that takes place in well-preserved
areas for recreation and with the responsibility of promoting their conservation. Nowadays, …

Fish develop morphological specializations in their trophic and locomotor systems as a
result of varying functional demands in response to environmental pressures at different life …

Hybridization is suggested to contribute to ecomorphological and taxonomic diversity in
lacustrine East African cichlids. This is supported by studies demonstrating that genetic diversity …

The amphibian fauna of the western Indian ocean volcanic island of Mayotte is currently
constituted by two species belonging to two genera of the anuran family Mantellidae: …

Mantellid frogs present an extensive adaptive radiation endemic to Madagascar and Comoros,
being the subfamily Mantellinae the most morphologically and ecologically diverse. The …

Wood Frogs (Rana sylvatica LeConte, 1825 = Lithobates sylvaticus (LeConte, 1825)) exhibit
one of the most extreme freeze tolerance responses found in vertebrates. While extensive …

[eng] The thesis "Ecomorphological discrimination of vertebrate sister species with recent
phylogenetic divergence using novel non-destructive morphometric methods” compares …

Mantellids are a hyperdiverse group of frogs endemic to Madagascar, showing a large
variation in morphology and ecological specialization that parallels their phylogenetic …

The Mantellinae subfamily of mantellids is the most species-rich and ecologically diverse of
Malagasy frogs. These present an extensive adaptive radiation endemic to the islands of …

Enhancement and conservation of forest structure and functioning in the context of Global
Change call for adaptive forest management (AFM). However, the adoption of AFM is …