FIG. 3.—Particularly long-distance movements of individuals of Leptodactŋlus latrans at Agronomic Experimental Station of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Arrows indicate the direction of the movements. When their temporary pond dried up, Frogs 3 and 5 moved to different marshy areas, and Frog 4 moved to a permanent pond. Frogs 10 and 19 moved from the same temporary pond to the same small stream. Frog 10 subsequently returned to the original temporary pond, whereas Frog 19 moved to a new permanent pond. Frogs 12 and 15 moved relatively long distances (37.6 and 31.3 m, respectively) from the same shallow area (<0.5 m) to deeper areas (1.0–1.5 m in depth) of the pond on the same night. Both frogs remained in the deeper areas for 15 d, showing little or no movement (<2 m). On another night, Frogs 12 and 15 moved 35.1 and 43.5 m, respectively, from the deeper areas to shallow areas. A color version of this figure is available online.