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![G EO G RA P P E O P L E A N IC R E A T U R E S T H E P L A C E S "The last time we saw such a categorical los.s was with the dinosaurs And no one can say that didn't change the planet." 一]OE MENDELSON, ZOO ATLANTA EXTINCT ENDANGERED Blue-sided tree frog, Agalychnis annae Costa Rica Golden toad, Bufo periglenes Costa Rica Farewell to Frogs? Deadly fungus attacks amphibians cientists have known for decades that the world's amphibian populations are in trouble. But the 2004 Global Amphibian Assessment, compiled by Conservation International and part- ners, held shocking news. Of the 5,700 species of frogs, toads, salamanders, and wormlike caecilians assessed, almost a third are threatened and 168 have become extinct, most in just the past 20 years. The top culprit implicated in the report, habitat loss, came as no surprise. But a lesser known offender, a recently identified disease caused by the chytrid fun- gus, is proving to be the most efficient killer of all. CRITICALLY ENDANGERED La Selle grass frog, Eleutherodactylus glanduliferoides Haiti ENDANGERED Fringe-limbed tree frog, Hyla fimbrim Costa Rica, Panama The fungus, which invades the animals' skins and disrupts their water balance, is running wild in the CRITICALLY ENDANGERED Panamanian golden frog, Atelopus Panama MISSING VULNERABLE Salamander, Bolitoglossa lignicolor Costa Rica Hopkin Green Fog Rana Temyus 2012 15th Ave. S](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/masonry/000/043/857/him_name_is_hopkin_national_geograp.jpg)
![G EO G RA P P E O P L E A N IC R E A T U R E S T H E P L A C E S "The last time we saw such a categorical los.s was with the dinosaurs And no one can say that didn't change the planet." 一]OE MENDELSON, ZOO ATLANTA EXTINCT ENDANGERED Blue-sided tree frog, Agalychnis annae Costa Rica Golden toad, Bufo periglenes Costa Rica Farewell to Frogs? Deadly fungus attacks amphibians cientists have known for decades that the world's amphibian populations are in trouble. But the 2004 Global Amphibian Assessment, compiled by Conservation International and part- ners, held shocking news. Of the 5,700 species of frogs, toads, salamanders, and wormlike caecilians assessed, almost a third are threatened and 168 have become extinct, most in just the past 20 years. The top culprit implicated in the report, habitat loss, came as no surprise. But a lesser known offender, a recently identified disease caused by the chytrid fun- gus, is proving to be the most efficient killer of all. CRITICALLY ENDANGERED La Selle grass frog, Eleutherodactylus glanduliferoides Haiti ENDANGERED Fringe-limbed tree frog, Hyla fimbrim Costa Rica, Panama The fungus, which invades the animals' skins and disrupts their water balance, is running wild in the CRITICALLY ENDANGERED Panamanian golden frog, Atelopus Panama MISSING VULNERABLE Salamander, Bolitoglossa lignicolor Costa Rica Hopkin Green Fog Rana Temyus 2012 15th Ave. S](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/043/857/him_name_is_hopkin_national_geograp.jpg)
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