Defining relevant conservation targets for the endangered Southern California distinct population segment of the mountain yellow‐legged frog (Rana muscosa)

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RT @ConservationSP: With less than 10 isolated wild populations, the endangered mountain yellow-legged frog of California is in desperate n…

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RT @ConservationSP: With less than 10 isolated wild populations, the endangered mountain yellow-legged frog of California is in desperate n…

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With less than 10 isolated wild populations, the endangered mountain yellow-legged frog of California is in desperate need of protection. Chambert et al. studied mark-recapture data sets to help conserve this incredible species. #conservation #california h

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