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Benjamin Monod-Broca

@benjaminmb.bsky.social

PhD student in ecology and evolution, LEHNA, University of Lyon, France. Working on the effects of anthropization and climate change on Yellow-bellied toads, using genomics and capture-recapture. More broadly interested in batrachology/herpetology. 🐸 🦎 🖥️ 📸

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AmphibiaWeb @amphibiaweb.org · 28/09/2026

How does sex reversal affect populations, communities, ecosystems and the reproductive viability of sex-reversed individuals? Bókony et al. (2026) investigated these questions in this week's #AWNews. Read more at AmphibiaWeb.org

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nichemodelling.bsky.social @nichemodelling.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

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Species distribution models predict genome-wide polymorphism and gene flow in an endangered amphibian - Heredity

Heredity - Species distribution models predict genome-wide polymorphism and gene flow in an endangered amphibian

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Benjamin Monod-Broca @benjaminmb.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Species distribution models are everywhere, but can they accurately predict population biology? We investigated whether SDMs could predict genetic diversity and connectivity in toads 🐸 Happy to announce that my first PhD chapter has just been published in Heredity! rdcu.be/oRYQWwt7GxMa 🧬🖥️🧪🌍

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AmphibiaWeb @amphibiaweb.org · 14/09/2026

Olm my gosh – we now have nine recognized species of Proteus cave salamanders! Visit AmphibiaWeb.org to read more about this #AWNews

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Wendel van der Sluis @wendelvandersluis.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

Read the full #OpenAccess review by @chrisdufresnes.bsky.social, @benjaminmb.bsky.social, Dušan Jelić, Emina Šunje, Raoul Manenti, Benedetta Barzaghi, Adnan Zimić, Karim Chouchane, Mathieu Denoël, Annemarie Ohler & @dj-herpetology.bsky.social in Amphibia-Reptilia: doi.org/10.1163/1568... 4/4

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Olm sweet olm: unearthing nine species of Proteus hidden beneath the Dinaric Karst

Abstract The olm, Proteus anguinus, is one of the most iconic vertebrates of Europe. Since its scientific description in 1768, its extreme adaptations to subterranean life in the enigmatic underground...

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