Question

Is boreal toad chorus frog spotted frog tiger salamander producers?

Answer 1

• One species, the northern leopard frog, apparently has disappeared from Grand Teton and has not been seen in decades.
• ... The remaining native species, the Columbia spotted frog,
• the boreal chorus frog, the barred tiger salamander and the boreal toad are relatively widespread.

Answer 2

Answer:-

• Cool, dry conditions limit Yellowstone's amphibians to four species.
• Population numbers for these species are not known.
• Amphibians: boreal toad, chorus frog, spotted frog, tiger salamander.
• The spotted frog may be declining in the West.
• Some researchers suspect that there are more amphibians in Yellowstone than are currently known, but this has not been documented yet.
• Yellowstone is home for a small variety of amphibians.
• Glacial activity and current cool and dry conditions are likely responsible for their relatively low numbers in Yellowstone.
• Adult boreal chorus frogs eat tiny insects, like mosquitoes, and other small animals without backbones.
• Chrous frogs are eaten by snakes, birds, small mammals like mice and shrews, and by large insects.
• The tadpoles are eaten by birds and large insects.

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