“…Allometric patterns and how they influence head development have been explored in several tetrapod clades, including urodelans (Ivanović & Arntzen, ; Ivanović, Cvijanović, & Kalezić, ; Ivanović et al, ), caecilians (Sherratt et al, ), squamates (Esquerré et al, ; Hipsley & Müller, ; Openshaw & Keogh, ; Urošević, Ljubisavljević, & Ivanović, ), turtles (Wilson & Sánchez Villagra, ), birds (Klingenberg & Marugán‐Lobón, ), and diverse mammalian groups (e.g., Cardini, Polly, Dawson, & Milne, ; Flores, Giannini, & Abdala, ; Giannini, ; Gonzalez, Perez & Bernal, ; Segura, Cassini, & Prevosti, ). In this context, our results provide some hints to interpret the relationships among body size evolution, adult skull shape, and skull ontogeny in species of the anuran genus Leptodactylus .…”