Life-history traits and the first demographic data of Iranian population of the West Asian Lemon-Yellow Tree Frog, Hyla savignyi (Audouin, 1827)

The life-history of an organism consists its lifetime pattern growth, development, storage, age, and reproduction. In this study, some traits Hyla savignyi were studied in populations from different parts Iran. microscopic macroscopic analysis showed that testicular activity H. is potentially continuous, reaching peak level April. Metamorphosis was completed approximately 102 days after egg deposition, body size at metamorphosis 10 mm. Significant sexual dimorphism present all populations, a larger female asymptotic observed (43.07 mm for females vs 41.16 males). adult survival rate (S) life expectancy (ESP) the same both sexes (S = 0.73 ESP 4.2 years). Age positively correlated with each other males. Maximum longevity recorded to be six years males, ages maturity estimated two or three breeding individuals. sample age ranged (mean females: 4.40±0.68 years; males: 3.63±0.13 Our data confirm general patterns variation mean anurans show are than males live longer.