taxonID	type	format	identifier	references	title	description	created	creator	contributor	publisher	audience	source	license	rightsHolder	datasetID
03AA87FBFF8E703CFCAEFEEFFD5F28D8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816050/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816050	Fig. 3. Illustrations of the tadpole of Ranitomeya amazonica, stage 41 of Gosner (1960). A1. Dorsal view, photograph. A2. Dorsal view drawing. B1. Ventral view, photograph. B2. Ventral view, drawing. C1. Lateral view, photograph. C2. Lateral view, drawing. D. Drawing of the oral disc. LTRF=2(2)/3(1).	Fig. 3. Illustrations of the tadpole of Ranitomeya amazonica, stage 41 of Gosner (1960). A1. Dorsal view, photograph. A2. Dorsal view drawing. B1. Ventral view, photograph. B2. Ventral view, drawing. C1. Lateral view, photograph. C2. Lateral view, drawing. D. Drawing of the oral disc. LTRF=2(2)/3(1).	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF8E703CFCAEFEEFFD5F28D8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816046/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816046	Fig. 1. Known distribution of Ranitomeya amazonica (green), R. benedicta (light blue), R. imitator (red), R. reticulata (yellow), R. sirensis (blue) and R. vanzolinii (orange). Darker shades of gray indicate higher elevations. The inset map displays the distribution of all six compared species, which are shown in the upper right corner of that figure with the corresponding color code.	Fig. 1. Known distribution of Ranitomeya amazonica (green), R. benedicta (light blue), R. imitator (red), R. reticulata (yellow), R. sirensis (blue) and R. vanzolinii (orange). Darker shades of gray indicate higher elevations. The inset map displays the distribution of all six compared species, which are shown in the upper right corner of that figure with the corresponding color code.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF8E703CFCAEFEEFFD5F28D8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816048/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816048	Fig. 2. Landmarks andmeasurements of a tadpole body and definitions of the oral apparatus.A. Lateral view.B. Dorsal view.C. Oral apparatus. Abbreviations A–B: BL=body length; TAL=tail length; TL=total length; TMH =tail muscle height; MTH=maximum tail height; IND=internarial distance; IOD=interorbital distance; TMW=tail muscle width. The dotted line indicates the accurate progression of the measurement which represents the body length. Abbreviations C: A1=first anterior tooth row;A2=second ante- rior tooth row;A2-GAP=medial gap in second anterior tooth row; AL=anterior (upper) labium; LJ=lower jaw sheath; LP=lateral process of upper jaw sheath; M=mouth; MP=marginal papillae; OD=oral disc; PL=posterior (lower) labium; P1=first posterior tooth row; P2=second posterior tooth row; P3=third posterior tooth row; SM=submarginal papillae; UJ=upper jaw sheath.	Fig. 2. Landmarks andmeasurements of a tadpole body and definitions of the oral apparatus.A. Lateral view.B. Dorsal view.C. Oral apparatus. Abbreviations A–B: BL=body length; TAL=tail length; TL=total length; TMH =tail muscle height; MTH=maximum tail height; IND=internarial distance; IOD=interorbital distance; TMW=tail muscle width. The dotted line indicates the accurate progression of the measurement which represents the body length. Abbreviations C: A1=first anterior tooth row;A2=second ante- rior tooth row;A2-GAP=medial gap in second anterior tooth row; AL=anterior (upper) labium; LJ=lower jaw sheath; LP=lateral process of upper jaw sheath; M=mouth; MP=marginal papillae; OD=oral disc; PL=posterior (lower) labium; P1=first posterior tooth row; P2=second posterior tooth row; P3=third posterior tooth row; SM=submarginal papillae; UJ=upper jaw sheath.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF8E703CFCAEFEEFFD5F28D8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816052/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816052	Fig. 4. Development of the color pattern of Ranitomeya amazonica. A. Tadpole at stage 25 with isolated colored spots. B. Tadpole at stage 25 without isolated colored spots. C–D. Different densities at Gosner stage 30. E. Tadpole at Gosner stage 36. F. Tadpole at Gosner stage 41, typical color pattern on hindlimbs.	Fig. 4. Development of the color pattern of Ranitomeya amazonica. A. Tadpole at stage 25 with isolated colored spots. B. Tadpole at stage 25 without isolated colored spots. C–D. Different densities at Gosner stage 30. E. Tadpole at Gosner stage 36. F. Tadpole at Gosner stage 41, typical color pattern on hindlimbs.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF8E703CFCAEFEEFFD5F28D8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816054/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816054	Fig. 5. Embryos and hatchlings of Ranitomeya amazonica. A. Isolated egg at stage 8. B. Egg pair at stage 9–12.C. Embryo at stage 13–14. D. Embryo at stage 18–19. E. Hatchling at stage 20. F. Hatchlings at stage 22. G. Hatchling at stage 23–24. H. Hatchlings at stage 25. I. Free swimming larva at stage 25–26.	Fig. 5. Embryos and hatchlings of Ranitomeya amazonica. A. Isolated egg at stage 8. B. Egg pair at stage 9–12.C. Embryo at stage 13–14. D. Embryo at stage 18–19. E. Hatchling at stage 20. F. Hatchlings at stage 22. G. Hatchling at stage 23–24. H. Hatchlings at stage 25. I. Free swimming larva at stage 25–26.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF8E703CFCAEFEEFFD5F28D8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816056/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816056	Fig. 6. Developmental series of six Ranitomeya species during the transition from a hatchling to a froglet. The upper panel illustrates the increase of surface area over time, whereby the surface area [cm²] is highly correlated with the body mass. Warmer colors indicate a higher sample density; each circle represents one data point. Loess function represented by the red lines, whereby the outer lines display the 95% confidence interval. The lower panel illustrates the temporal occurrence of the following traits: 1=no limb bud discernible; 2=hindlimb bud discernible; 3=forelimb pouches discernible; 4=forelimbs emerged; 5=initiation of tail resorption.	Fig. 6. Developmental series of six Ranitomeya species during the transition from a hatchling to a froglet. The upper panel illustrates the increase of surface area over time, whereby the surface area [cm²] is highly correlated with the body mass. Warmer colors indicate a higher sample density; each circle represents one data point. Loess function represented by the red lines, whereby the outer lines display the 95% confidence interval. The lower panel illustrates the temporal occurrence of the following traits: 1=no limb bud discernible; 2=hindlimb bud discernible; 3=forelimb pouches discernible; 4=forelimbs emerged; 5=initiation of tail resorption.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF8E703CFCAEFEEFFD5F28D8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816058/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816058	Fig. 7. Climatic characteristics within the geographic ranges of six Ranitomeya species in terms of annual mean temperature, minimum and maximum temperature of the coldest / warmest month. Boxplots show the 95% range, lower and upper hinge enclosing 50% of the samples and the median based on a random sample per 10 km2.	Fig. 7. Climatic characteristics within the geographic ranges of six Ranitomeya species in terms of annual mean temperature, minimum and maximum temperature of the coldest / warmest month. Boxplots show the 95% range, lower and upper hinge enclosing 50% of the samples and the median based on a random sample per 10 km2.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF9A7023FF2CFAF9FAB02875.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816062/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816062	Fig. 9. Illustrations of the tadpole of Ranitomeya imitator, stage 41 of Gosner (1960). A1. Dorsal view, photograph. A2. Dorsal view, drawing.B1. Ventral view, photograph.B2. Ventral view, drawing. C1. Lateral view, photograph. C1. Lateral view, drawing. D. Drawing of the oral disc. LTRF = 2(2)/3(1).	Fig. 9. Illustrations of the tadpole of Ranitomeya imitator, stage 41 of Gosner (1960). A1. Dorsal view, photograph. A2. Dorsal view, drawing.B1. Ventral view, photograph.B2. Ventral view, drawing. C1. Lateral view, photograph. C1. Lateral view, drawing. D. Drawing of the oral disc. LTRF = 2(2)/3(1).	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF9A7023FF2CFAF9FAB02875.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816064/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816064	Fig. 10. Embryos and hatchlings of Ranitomeya imitator. A. Isolated egg at stage 8. B. Embryo at stage 14–15. C. Embryo at stage 16–17. D. Embryo at stage 19. E. Embryo at stage 20. F. Hatchling at stage 21. G. Hatchling at stage 24. H. Free swimming larva at stage 25–26. Picture C is from a different clutch.	Fig. 10. Embryos and hatchlings of Ranitomeya imitator. A. Isolated egg at stage 8. B. Embryo at stage 14–15. C. Embryo at stage 16–17. D. Embryo at stage 19. E. Embryo at stage 20. F. Hatchling at stage 21. G. Hatchling at stage 24. H. Free swimming larva at stage 25–26. Picture C is from a different clutch.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF9A7023FF2CFAF9FAB02875.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816056/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816056	Fig. 6. Developmental series of six Ranitomeya species during the transition from a hatchling to a froglet. The upper panel illustrates the increase of surface area over time, whereby the surface area [cm²] is highly correlated with the body mass. Warmer colors indicate a higher sample density; each circle represents one data point. Loess function represented by the red lines, whereby the outer lines display the 95% confidence interval. The lower panel illustrates the temporal occurrence of the following traits: 1=no limb bud discernible; 2=hindlimb bud discernible; 3=forelimb pouches discernible; 4=forelimbs emerged; 5=initiation of tail resorption.	Fig. 6. Developmental series of six Ranitomeya species during the transition from a hatchling to a froglet. The upper panel illustrates the increase of surface area over time, whereby the surface area [cm²] is highly correlated with the body mass. Warmer colors indicate a higher sample density; each circle represents one data point. Loess function represented by the red lines, whereby the outer lines display the 95% confidence interval. The lower panel illustrates the temporal occurrence of the following traits: 1=no limb bud discernible; 2=hindlimb bud discernible; 3=forelimb pouches discernible; 4=forelimbs emerged; 5=initiation of tail resorption.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF9A7023FF2CFAF9FAB02875.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816058/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816058	Fig. 7. Climatic characteristics within the geographic ranges of six Ranitomeya species in terms of annual mean temperature, minimum and maximum temperature of the coldest / warmest month. Boxplots show the 95% range, lower and upper hinge enclosing 50% of the samples and the median based on a random sample per 10 km2.	Fig. 7. Climatic characteristics within the geographic ranges of six Ranitomeya species in terms of annual mean temperature, minimum and maximum temperature of the coldest / warmest month. Boxplots show the 95% range, lower and upper hinge enclosing 50% of the samples and the median based on a random sample per 10 km2.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF9E7020FCAEF9C5FB5E2D5A.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816066/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816066	Fig. 11. Illustrations of the tadpole of Ranitomeya reticulata, satage 41 of Gosner (1960). A1. Dorsal view, photograph. A2. Dorsal view, drawing. B1. Ventral view, photograph.B2. Ventral view, drawing.C1. Lateral view, photograph.C2. Lateral view, drawing. D. Drawing of the oral disc. LTRF = 2(2)/3(1).	Fig. 11. Illustrations of the tadpole of Ranitomeya reticulata, satage 41 of Gosner (1960). A1. Dorsal view, photograph. A2. Dorsal view, drawing. B1. Ventral view, photograph.B2. Ventral view, drawing.C1. Lateral view, photograph.C2. Lateral view, drawing. D. Drawing of the oral disc. LTRF = 2(2)/3(1).	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF9E7020FCAEF9C5FB5E2D5A.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816046/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816046	Fig. 1. Known distribution of Ranitomeya amazonica (green), R. benedicta (light blue), R. imitator (red), R. reticulata (yellow), R. sirensis (blue) and R. vanzolinii (orange). Darker shades of gray indicate higher elevations. The inset map displays the distribution of all six compared species, which are shown in the upper right corner of that figure with the corresponding color code.	Fig. 1. Known distribution of Ranitomeya amazonica (green), R. benedicta (light blue), R. imitator (red), R. reticulata (yellow), R. sirensis (blue) and R. vanzolinii (orange). Darker shades of gray indicate higher elevations. The inset map displays the distribution of all six compared species, which are shown in the upper right corner of that figure with the corresponding color code.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF9E7020FCAEF9C5FB5E2D5A.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816048/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816048	Fig. 2. Landmarks andmeasurements of a tadpole body and definitions of the oral apparatus.A. Lateral view.B. Dorsal view.C. Oral apparatus. Abbreviations A–B: BL=body length; TAL=tail length; TL=total length; TMH =tail muscle height; MTH=maximum tail height; IND=internarial distance; IOD=interorbital distance; TMW=tail muscle width. The dotted line indicates the accurate progression of the measurement which represents the body length. Abbreviations C: A1=first anterior tooth row;A2=second ante- rior tooth row;A2-GAP=medial gap in second anterior tooth row; AL=anterior (upper) labium; LJ=lower jaw sheath; LP=lateral process of upper jaw sheath; M=mouth; MP=marginal papillae; OD=oral disc; PL=posterior (lower) labium; P1=first posterior tooth row; P2=second posterior tooth row; P3=third posterior tooth row; SM=submarginal papillae; UJ=upper jaw sheath.	Fig. 2. Landmarks andmeasurements of a tadpole body and definitions of the oral apparatus.A. Lateral view.B. Dorsal view.C. Oral apparatus. Abbreviations A–B: BL=body length; TAL=tail length; TL=total length; TMH =tail muscle height; MTH=maximum tail height; IND=internarial distance; IOD=interorbital distance; TMW=tail muscle width. The dotted line indicates the accurate progression of the measurement which represents the body length. Abbreviations C: A1=first anterior tooth row;A2=second ante- rior tooth row;A2-GAP=medial gap in second anterior tooth row; AL=anterior (upper) labium; LJ=lower jaw sheath; LP=lateral process of upper jaw sheath; M=mouth; MP=marginal papillae; OD=oral disc; PL=posterior (lower) labium; P1=first posterior tooth row; P2=second posterior tooth row; P3=third posterior tooth row; SM=submarginal papillae; UJ=upper jaw sheath.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF9E7020FCAEF9C5FB5E2D5A.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816056/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816056	Fig. 6. Developmental series of six Ranitomeya species during the transition from a hatchling to a froglet. The upper panel illustrates the increase of surface area over time, whereby the surface area [cm²] is highly correlated with the body mass. Warmer colors indicate a higher sample density; each circle represents one data point. Loess function represented by the red lines, whereby the outer lines display the 95% confidence interval. The lower panel illustrates the temporal occurrence of the following traits: 1=no limb bud discernible; 2=hindlimb bud discernible; 3=forelimb pouches discernible; 4=forelimbs emerged; 5=initiation of tail resorption.	Fig. 6. Developmental series of six Ranitomeya species during the transition from a hatchling to a froglet. The upper panel illustrates the increase of surface area over time, whereby the surface area [cm²] is highly correlated with the body mass. Warmer colors indicate a higher sample density; each circle represents one data point. Loess function represented by the red lines, whereby the outer lines display the 95% confidence interval. The lower panel illustrates the temporal occurrence of the following traits: 1=no limb bud discernible; 2=hindlimb bud discernible; 3=forelimb pouches discernible; 4=forelimbs emerged; 5=initiation of tail resorption.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF9E7020FCAEF9C5FB5E2D5A.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816058/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816058	Fig. 7. Climatic characteristics within the geographic ranges of six Ranitomeya species in terms of annual mean temperature, minimum and maximum temperature of the coldest / warmest month. Boxplots show the 95% range, lower and upper hinge enclosing 50% of the samples and the median based on a random sample per 10 km2.	Fig. 7. Climatic characteristics within the geographic ranges of six Ranitomeya species in terms of annual mean temperature, minimum and maximum temperature of the coldest / warmest month. Boxplots show the 95% range, lower and upper hinge enclosing 50% of the samples and the median based on a random sample per 10 km2.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF9D702EFC8BFCDEFDD82FAF.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816068/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816068	Fig. 12. Illustrations of the tadpole of Ranitomeya sirensis, stage 29 of Gosner (1960). A. Frontolateral view. B. Lateral view. C. Ventral view. Photo credit: Morris Flecks.	Fig. 12. Illustrations of the tadpole of Ranitomeya sirensis, stage 29 of Gosner (1960). A. Frontolateral view. B. Lateral view. C. Ventral view. Photo credit: Morris Flecks.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF9D702EFC8BFCDEFDD82FAF.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816056/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816056	Fig. 6. Developmental series of six Ranitomeya species during the transition from a hatchling to a froglet. The upper panel illustrates the increase of surface area over time, whereby the surface area [cm²] is highly correlated with the body mass. Warmer colors indicate a higher sample density; each circle represents one data point. Loess function represented by the red lines, whereby the outer lines display the 95% confidence interval. The lower panel illustrates the temporal occurrence of the following traits: 1=no limb bud discernible; 2=hindlimb bud discernible; 3=forelimb pouches discernible; 4=forelimbs emerged; 5=initiation of tail resorption.	Fig. 6. Developmental series of six Ranitomeya species during the transition from a hatchling to a froglet. The upper panel illustrates the increase of surface area over time, whereby the surface area [cm²] is highly correlated with the body mass. Warmer colors indicate a higher sample density; each circle represents one data point. Loess function represented by the red lines, whereby the outer lines display the 95% confidence interval. The lower panel illustrates the temporal occurrence of the following traits: 1=no limb bud discernible; 2=hindlimb bud discernible; 3=forelimb pouches discernible; 4=forelimbs emerged; 5=initiation of tail resorption.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF9D702EFC8BFCDEFDD82FAF.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816058/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816058	Fig. 7. Climatic characteristics within the geographic ranges of six Ranitomeya species in terms of annual mean temperature, minimum and maximum temperature of the coldest / warmest month. Boxplots show the 95% range, lower and upper hinge enclosing 50% of the samples and the median based on a random sample per 10 km2.	Fig. 7. Climatic characteristics within the geographic ranges of six Ranitomeya species in terms of annual mean temperature, minimum and maximum temperature of the coldest / warmest month. Boxplots show the 95% range, lower and upper hinge enclosing 50% of the samples and the median based on a random sample per 10 km2.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF93702CFF06FE63FB7E2F49.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816070/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816070	Fig. 13. Illustrations of the tadpole of Ranitomeya vanzolinii, stage 41 of Gosner (1960). A1. Dorsal view, photograph. A2. Dorsal view, drawing. B1. Ventral view, photograph. B2. Ventral view, drawing. C1. Lateral view, photograph. C1. Lateral view, drawing. D. Drawing of the oral disc. LTRF = 2(2)/3(1).	Fig. 13. Illustrations of the tadpole of Ranitomeya vanzolinii, stage 41 of Gosner (1960). A1. Dorsal view, photograph. A2. Dorsal view, drawing. B1. Ventral view, photograph. B2. Ventral view, drawing. C1. Lateral view, photograph. C1. Lateral view, drawing. D. Drawing of the oral disc. LTRF = 2(2)/3(1).	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF93702CFF06FE63FB7E2F49.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816046/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816046	Fig. 1. Known distribution of Ranitomeya amazonica (green), R. benedicta (light blue), R. imitator (red), R. reticulata (yellow), R. sirensis (blue) and R. vanzolinii (orange). Darker shades of gray indicate higher elevations. The inset map displays the distribution of all six compared species, which are shown in the upper right corner of that figure with the corresponding color code.	Fig. 1. Known distribution of Ranitomeya amazonica (green), R. benedicta (light blue), R. imitator (red), R. reticulata (yellow), R. sirensis (blue) and R. vanzolinii (orange). Darker shades of gray indicate higher elevations. The inset map displays the distribution of all six compared species, which are shown in the upper right corner of that figure with the corresponding color code.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF93702CFF06FE63FB7E2F49.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816048/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816048	Fig. 2. Landmarks andmeasurements of a tadpole body and definitions of the oral apparatus.A. Lateral view.B. Dorsal view.C. Oral apparatus. Abbreviations A–B: BL=body length; TAL=tail length; TL=total length; TMH =tail muscle height; MTH=maximum tail height; IND=internarial distance; IOD=interorbital distance; TMW=tail muscle width. The dotted line indicates the accurate progression of the measurement which represents the body length. Abbreviations C: A1=first anterior tooth row;A2=second ante- rior tooth row;A2-GAP=medial gap in second anterior tooth row; AL=anterior (upper) labium; LJ=lower jaw sheath; LP=lateral process of upper jaw sheath; M=mouth; MP=marginal papillae; OD=oral disc; PL=posterior (lower) labium; P1=first posterior tooth row; P2=second posterior tooth row; P3=third posterior tooth row; SM=submarginal papillae; UJ=upper jaw sheath.	Fig. 2. Landmarks andmeasurements of a tadpole body and definitions of the oral apparatus.A. Lateral view.B. Dorsal view.C. Oral apparatus. Abbreviations A–B: BL=body length; TAL=tail length; TL=total length; TMH =tail muscle height; MTH=maximum tail height; IND=internarial distance; IOD=interorbital distance; TMW=tail muscle width. The dotted line indicates the accurate progression of the measurement which represents the body length. Abbreviations C: A1=first anterior tooth row;A2=second ante- rior tooth row;A2-GAP=medial gap in second anterior tooth row; AL=anterior (upper) labium; LJ=lower jaw sheath; LP=lateral process of upper jaw sheath; M=mouth; MP=marginal papillae; OD=oral disc; PL=posterior (lower) labium; P1=first posterior tooth row; P2=second posterior tooth row; P3=third posterior tooth row; SM=submarginal papillae; UJ=upper jaw sheath.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF93702CFF06FE63FB7E2F49.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816056/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816056	Fig. 6. Developmental series of six Ranitomeya species during the transition from a hatchling to a froglet. The upper panel illustrates the increase of surface area over time, whereby the surface area [cm²] is highly correlated with the body mass. Warmer colors indicate a higher sample density; each circle represents one data point. Loess function represented by the red lines, whereby the outer lines display the 95% confidence interval. The lower panel illustrates the temporal occurrence of the following traits: 1=no limb bud discernible; 2=hindlimb bud discernible; 3=forelimb pouches discernible; 4=forelimbs emerged; 5=initiation of tail resorption.	Fig. 6. Developmental series of six Ranitomeya species during the transition from a hatchling to a froglet. The upper panel illustrates the increase of surface area over time, whereby the surface area [cm²] is highly correlated with the body mass. Warmer colors indicate a higher sample density; each circle represents one data point. Loess function represented by the red lines, whereby the outer lines display the 95% confidence interval. The lower panel illustrates the temporal occurrence of the following traits: 1=no limb bud discernible; 2=hindlimb bud discernible; 3=forelimb pouches discernible; 4=forelimbs emerged; 5=initiation of tail resorption.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
03AA87FBFF93702CFF06FE63FB7E2F49.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/15816058/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15816058	Fig. 7. Climatic characteristics within the geographic ranges of six Ranitomeya species in terms of annual mean temperature, minimum and maximum temperature of the coldest / warmest month. Boxplots show the 95% range, lower and upper hinge enclosing 50% of the samples and the median based on a random sample per 10 km2.	Fig. 7. Climatic characteristics within the geographic ranges of six Ranitomeya species in terms of annual mean temperature, minimum and maximum temperature of the coldest / warmest month. Boxplots show the 95% range, lower and upper hinge enclosing 50% of the samples and the median based on a random sample per 10 km2.	2020-08-31	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis		Zenodo	biologists	Klein, Benjamin;Regnet, Ruth Anastasia;Krings, Markus;Rödder, Dennis			
