ld spend foraging and breeding (3:424). The fact that these sites are generally of fixed location may also be a factor in E. johnstonei's territoriality. Individual frogs of different sex, maturity, and size, all tend to remain in one particular location for extended periods of time.
In a later study, Ovaska (1992) investigated both the short term and long term movements of E. johnstonei. In order to identify mating behaviors, Ovaska (1992) examined the nightly movements of both adult and juvenile E. johnstonei for several months. Initially, the frogs w
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