toxicity in amphibians

Toxicity in amphibians refers to the harmful effects of exposure to various substances, including chemicals and pollutants, that can negatively impact their health and survival. These toxins can be ingested, absorbed through the skin or respiratory system, and can lead to a range of adverse effects, including impaired development, growth, and behavior, as well as reduced reproductive success and increased susceptibility to diseases and predation.

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