Abstract:Anurans are vulnerable to damage caused by the modification of habitats, as well as their contamination by xenobiotic substances. However, little is known of the plasticity of biomarkers once the exposure to these conditions has ceased. The present study evaluated whether Physalaemus nattereri is subject to erythrocytic nuclear alterations and modifications of the hepatic melanin in agricultural environments, and whether these impacts are reduced when the animal is isolated from this exposure. Twenty adult P. … Show more
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