
doi: 10.1086/403692
pmid: 13994887
Quantitative studies of natality, mortality, and age-distributions of anuran populations are reviewed. Specific problems involve estimates of (1) the age of individuals, (2) age-specific fertility, (3) natality of populations, (4) larval survival, and (5) age-specific post-metamorphic survival. Some possible differences in the comparative demography of north temperate and neotropical anurans are suggested.
Ranidae, Animals, Humans, Anura, Bufonidae, Demography
Ranidae, Animals, Humans, Anura, Bufonidae, Demography
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