The geographic distribution patterns and habitat selection of the Chinese concave-eared torrent frog

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The concave-eared frog,Odorrana tormota,is a rare species native to eastern China and the first non-mammalian vertebrate demonstrated to both produce and perceive ultrasonic frequencies.In thecurrent study,for the first time,we reported the geographic distribution,habitat selection,and the relationship between different disturbance intensity and the relative population density of the species in southern Anhui province.
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