Abstract
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Highlights
The study of anomalies in natural populations of amphibians can be very informative about these populations and about exceptional aggressions, often of anthropic cause, suffered by ecosystems
Attention should be called to the presence and prevalence of anomalies in these natural populations
Observations made in the field can bring useful information but must be complemented by observations and experiments made in the laboratory
Summary
The study of anomalies in natural populations of amphibians can be very informative about these populations and about exceptional aggressions, often of anthropic cause, suffered by ecosystems. For this reason, attention should be called to the presence and prevalence of anomalies in these natural populations. Attention should be called to the presence and prevalence of anomalies in these natural populations Such studies cannot be done only in the field. Observations made in the field can bring useful information but must be complemented by observations and experiments made in the laboratory
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