“…In the present study, we investigated the effects of two main influential determinants—meal size and temperature—on the postprandial metabolic response of a Neotropical frog, Leptodactylus latrans (STEFFEN 1815). This species is widely distributed in South America (Frost, ; Heyer et al, ), where it occupies various habitats, such as dense forests, open savannahs, and human altered environments, but always in close association with bodies of water (Almeida‐Gomes, Rocha, & Vieira, ; Bolzan, Saccol, & Santos, ; Brasileiro, Sawaya, Kiefer, & Martins, ). L. latrans grows up to 10 cm SVL and feeds upon a broad range of prey types and sizes, including various invertebrates and small vertebrates, such as fishes, rodents, and other anurans (see França et al, ; Mendes, Ruas, & Solé, ; Pinto, Lima, & Brandão, ; Solé et al, ; Teixeira & Vrcibradic, ).…”