Invasive Fungi
Amphibians & Amphibian Decline
Oregon Spotted Frog
Threats to Oregon Spotted Frog
Chytrid Fungal Disease
100

What are 5 organisms that a pathogenic invasive fungi has infected?

Oregon spotted frog, bees, amphibians, bats, corals, sea turtles, potatoes, rice, maize, soybeans, wheat 

100

The three types of amphibians

What is caecilians, salamanders, and frogs/toads.

100

The Oregon Spotted Frog is the most ______ frog species in the PNW

What is aquatic

100

A reason for Oregon Spotted Frog decline

What is (choose one): Invasive species, habitat loss, fungus, genetic isolation

100

Chytrid fungal disease is caused by this fungus

What is Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd)

300

What are important characteristics of an invasive species?

Generalist diet, able to tolerate many different environmental conditions

300

The most direct benefit of amphibians to humans

What is being a predator of vectors of disease

300

The age at which the Oregon Spotted Frog reaches sexual maturity

What is 3 years old

300

The number of Oregon Spotted Frog populations left in WA

What is three populations

300

The three main symptoms of chytrid fungal disease

What are lethargy, loss of appetite, and shedding

500

In the past 50 years, how much pathogen-driven species loss can be attributed to fungi?

65%

500

Current extinction rates are _____ times greater than background extinction rates.

What is 136-2707 (or approximate guess)

500

The counties in WA in which the Oregon Spotted Frog can be found

What is Whatcom, Skagit, Thurston, Skamania and
Klickitat counties

500

The percent OSF habitat loss in the Salish Sea region

What is 85.2% loss

500

When a species is most susceptible to contracting chytrid.

What is after overwintering or in isolated populations