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- Date: 2026-08-22 12:13:11
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This topic has appeared in the English Wikipedia rankings 1 time. It first appeared on 2026-08-22 and was most recently seen on 2026-08-22.
Wikipedia Overview
Dendrobates is a genus of poison dart frogs native to Central and South America. It once contained numerous species, but most originally placed in this genus have been split off into other genera such as Adelphobates, Ameerega, Andinobates, Epipedobates, Excidobates, Oophaga, Phyllobates and Ranitomeya, leaving only five large to medium-sized species in the genus Dendrobates. All the other genera used to be grouped in with Dendrobates because it was previously thought that all brightly colored poison dart frogs came from the same ancestor but this has since been proven to be incorrect. Dendrobates and Phyllobates evolved conspicuous coloration from the same common ancestor but not the same as any of the other genera listed above.
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Research solves confusion over poison frog holotype - KU News
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The poison frog that fooled scientists for decades - Science Daily
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The ability to accumulate toxins from the diet has gradually evolved in poison dart frogs - Agência FAPESP
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"Its toxins affect the nerves and heart and it has enough poison to kill 10 grown men" - BBC Wildlife Magazine
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PHYLOGENETIC SYSTEMATICS OF DART-POISON FROGS AND THEIR RELATIVES (AMPHIBIA: ATHESPHATANURA: DENDROBATIDAE) - BioOne Complete
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Why Neighboring Poison Frogs Sound Nothing Like Each Other - A-Z Animals
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Tap dancing frogs: Posterior toe tapping and feeding in Dendrobates tinctorius - Parrish - 2024 - Ethology - Wiley Online Library
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Poison Frog Puzzle Solved After Decades of Confusion - SciTechDaily
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7 Poisonous Frogs With Major 'Look but Don't Touch' Vibes - HowStuffWorks
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Daily diets of poison dart frogs in the wild cause deadly toxins - USA Today
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The world of poison dart frog toxicity - Zoo Atlanta
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Examine up close minute poison-arrow frogs Dendrobates auratus and D. pumilio on leaves - Encyclopedia Britannica
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Top Comments: The Evolution of Poisonous Frogs. - Daily Kos
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6 most poisonous frogs - Indulge Express
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Dendrobates leucomelas (IMAGE) - EurekAlert!
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Poison Frog Colors Are Honest Signals of Toxicity, Particularly for Bird Predators - The University of Chicago Press: Journals
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Picture of the day: Blue-and-yellow poison frog - news - Mongabay
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Analysis of morphological attributes as a driver of trade in poison dart frogs - Wiley & Sons
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Toxic frogs with weak defenses persist in the gene pool alongside stronger competitors - Phys.org
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Behold, the ancient ones - Florida Museum of Natural History
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Picture This: A Research & Scholarship Photo Contest 2023 winners chosen - Marquette Today
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Frog pictures for Save the Frogs Day - news - Mongabay
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Bright warning colors on poison dart frogs also act as camouflage - Phys.org
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Biodiversity Hot Spots - Duke Today
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Poison Dart Frog Pictures - A-Z Animals
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Picture of the day: unusually blue animals - news - Mongabay
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Frogs in the Classroom at Polk State College an Antidote to Learning Lethargy - Lakeland Ledger
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Poison frogs tap-dance to rouse prey and make them easier to catch - New Scientist
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Study finds two-thirds of species losing genetic diversity - The Jerusalem Post
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Poison Dart Frogs’ Fancy Footwork Helps Drum up Dinner - Explorersweb »
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Live, Interactive Frogs Exhibit At Mystic Aquarium - Hartford Courant
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Frogs avoid damaging UV-B radiation, reducing extinction risk - news - Mongabay
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San Pedro Park talk focuses on ‘The Wild World of Frogs’ - The Mercury News
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Behind the Exhibit: Poison dart frogs - KTUL
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Fitness tests for frogs? - EurekAlert!
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These Toxic Critters Have Evolved a Surprising Way to Avoid Poisoning Themselves - ScienceAlert
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Pictures: Endangered Species “Preserved” by the Photo Ark - National Geographic
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“There’d be little point in poisoning a predator if you ended up just as dead”: How do deadly animals avoid poisoning themselves? - BBC Wildlife Magazine
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Poison Frog Tadpoles Must Survive Cannibalistic "Battle Royale" To Reach Adulthood - IFLScience
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Frog chemist creates a deadlier poison - Science News Explores
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A Deadly Fungus Threatening Frog Species - Encyclopedia Britannica
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Camouflage or bright colours: what’s better for survival? - ZME Science
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This Map Shows You the Odds of Finding a New Species in Your Neighborhood - Smithsonian Magazine
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Frogs with vivid colour markings to ward off predators can also appear invisible - Phys.org
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Lab-grown frogs: A Colombians response to wildlife trafficking - Kuwait Times
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Farmed and legally exported Colombian poison frogs take on the illegal pet trade - news - Mongabay
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Photos of newly discovered species in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest - news - Mongabay
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Aquarium celebrates amphibians, reptiles - Wilmington Star-News
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Cold-blooded creatures: Matthijs Kuijpers' astonishing closeups – in pictures | Reptiles - The Guardian
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Jack Wattley Obituary (2018) - Fort Lauderdale, FL - Sun-Sentinel - Legacy obituary
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This Poisonous Frogs' Bright Colors Weirdly Help Camouflage It - Discover Magazine
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Highlights from 'Life' - Fox News
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Frogs get poison from ants - Science News Explores
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Keepers breed blue frog for the first time - Times of Malta
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Keepers breed species of blue dart frog at Paignton Zoo - Metro.co.uk
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EU states allege Russia killed opposition leader Alexei Navalny using toxin from a dart frog - The Journal
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Keepers breed blue frog for the first time - Belfast News Letter
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Keepers breed blue frog for the first time - Belfast Telegraph
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Blue is the colour as zoo breeds its first ever BLUE frog! - Devon Live
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