Seven new species of tiny frog found in Brazil's cloud forest

The Ecologist
Jun 9, 2015, 9:43 am25 pts
The Atlantic rainforest of Brazil is a biodiversity treasure, writes Miranda Dyson - as exemplified by the discovery of seven minute and beautiful frogs. But with the forest already reduced to under a tenth of its original extent, and going fast, they and countless other species may not survive much longer.

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