Citizen science data reveals widespread sexual dichromatism in the European fire salamander (Salamandra salamandra)

Abstract Background Conspicuous color patterns are traditionally believed to advertise the toxicity of prey to potential predators. However, many aposematic species show drastic variation in coloration, indicating the possibility of other functions of coloration such as intraspecific communication....

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Principais autores:	Max Mühlenhaupt, Rosalie Hey, Michelle Starp, Nils Anthes, Paul Bachhausen, Thomas Bamann, Sabrina Bleidißel, Eike Bovensmann, Jürgen Braunsdorf, J. Maximilian Dehling, Saskia Ebert, Hannes Egle, Karolin Egle, Simeon Egle, Heidi Enderlein, Maximilian Fischer, Lara Gemeinhardt, Sean G. Grond, Ricarda D. Gundert, Oliver Krüger, Lorenz Laux, Pia Oswald, Xenia Schlindwein, Manuela Schmidt, Laura Schulte, Ronny Schwalbe, Theresa Stipp, Michael Veith, Frederik Wietbrok, Barbara A. Caspers
Formato:	Artigo
Idioma:	Inglês
Publicado em:	BMC 2025-11-01
coleção:	BMC Ecology and Evolution
Assuntos:	Aposematism Amphibians Coloration Image analysis
Acesso em linha:	https://doi.org/10.1186/s12862-025-02461-0
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