Methods in amphibian biotelemetry: Two decades in review

The use of biotelemetry in amphibian behaviour, migration, dispersal and homing research has increased with the miniaturisation improved reliability telemetry equipment. Here we synthesise methods outcomes from past two decades published studies (n = 128; 1 January 2000–31 December 2020). We discuss trends study duration, transmitter weight attachment methods. most commonly used harness designs for external surgical internal implantation are described, benefits potential problems these discussed. recommend practices future address gaps within current literature regard to accurately reporting endpoints subject survival. Finally, highlight emerging technologies that could influence next 20 years on amphibians.