Scientists rediscover Critically Endangered streamside frog in Costa Rica

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By Brittany StewartDec 26, 2014, 9:00 am188 pts
In the past 20 years, amphibian species around the world have experienced rapid decline due to climate change, disease, invasive species, habitat loss and degradation. Populations have decreased by approximately 40 percent with nearly 200 species thought to have gone extinct since 1980. However, despite these…

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