Frontiers in Amphibian and Reptile Science

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lorin anne neuman-lee

Arkansas State University

Jonesboro, United States

Specialty Chief Editor

Physiology and Health
vincent bels

Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle

Paris, France

Associate Editor

Physiology and Health
george brusch

California State University San Marcos

San Marcos, United States

Associate Editor

Physiology and Health
luisa maria diele viegas

Federal University of Bahia (UFBA)

Salvador, Brazil

Associate Editor

Physiology and Health

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Guidelines

Submit your research

Author guidelines

Editor guidelines

Peer review

Publishing fees

Editors

lorin anne neuman-lee

vincent bels

george brusch

luisa maria diele viegas

Articles

Unexpected hormonal and behavioral responses to anthropogenic stressors in young common toads

Editorial: From landscape modifications to pathogen infections: are threats to amphibians the same in all biomes?

Tetrodotoxin, fungal pathogen infection, and bacterial microbiome associations are variable in the skin microecosystems of two Taricha newt species

Sublethal effects of a mass mortality agent: pathogen-mediated plasticity of growth and development in a widespread North American amphibian

Research Topics

Herpetological Immunology: Structure, Function, and Disease Implications

Effects of Urbanization and Climate Change on the Physiology of Amphibians and Reptiles

Reproductive Physiology, Reproductive Technologies, and Biobanking to Assist Amphibian and Reptile Conservation

From Landscape Modifications to Pathogen Infections: Are Threats to Amphibians the Same in All Biomes?