Poison frogs use toxins against vertebrate predators, bacteria and mosquitoes.
Not exact matches
While on a trip to Panama, lead researcher Konrad Rykaczewski learned that the
poison dart
frogs he saw
used an efficient self - protection mechanism: when provoked, they secreted toxins through their skin to deter hungry predators.
Frog poisons, for instance, can be
used to fight insects such as the mosquito.
Diversity within diversity: parasite species richness in
poison frogs Poison frogs use toxins against vertebrate predators, bacteria and mosqu
poison frogs Poison frogs use toxins against vertebrate predators, bacteria and mosqu
Poison frogs use toxins against vertebrate predators, bacteria and mosquitoes.
Lauren
uses poison frogs as a model for understanding how variation in predation and spatial structure of the environment has driven the evolution of chemical defences and parental behaviors.