Data collected by citizen scientists reveal the role of climate and phylogeny on the frequency of shelter types used by frogs across the Americas

<p><strong>Supplementary Material </strong>&nbsp;of the manuscript on frog shelters across americas. Raw data and figures.</p> <p><strong>Table S1.</strong> The number of all anuran observations per species per country in the iNaturalist dataset on July 1, 2021.</p> <p><strong>Table S2.</strong> Distribution of shelter types among frog species retrieved from the iNaturalist platform across the Americas. Species with shelter first time reports are marked with *, shelter types are: AH = Holes in an artificial material; AS = Artificial surface; HG = Hole in the ground; HR = Among rocks; VBa = Hollow in bamboo; VBr = Bromelias or bromelia-like plants; VL = Live vegetation; VT = Tree trunk; VD = Leaf litter; WA = Water</p> <p><strong>Table S3.</strong> Anuran shelter sites around the world based on our literature review. *indicates the reference is secondary literature</p>