Bibiana Rojas

Mercury bioaccumulation varies across breeding-site height and life-history traits in Amazonian phytotelm-breeding frogs

This study examines mercury accumulation in Amazonian phytotelm-breeding frogs, finding higher concentrations in ground pool tadpoles and species with slow development and parental care.

Chromatic contrasts predict human target detection in a natural search task

This study shows that hue and saturation contrasts, not luminance contrast, best predict human target detection in a natural search task with colored targets in a forest-like setting.

Honest signalling in predator-prey interactions: testing the resource allocation hypothesis

The paper tests how resource allocation affects the honesty of warning signals in moths, finding that diet influences the correlation between signal strength and defense.

Genome assembly of the dyeing poison frog provides insights into the dynamics of transposable element and genome-size evolution

The paper generates a high-quality genome assembly for the dyeing poison frog and shows transposable elements drive genome size evolution and complicate genotyping.