"Species","Countries of impact","Impact mechanism","EICAT Category","Evidence for EICAT category","Confidence rating","Justification for confidence rating","Impacted native species","Reference",
"Hoplobatrachus tigerinus","India","Predation","MN","We observed several endemic vertebrate species in the diet of H. tigerinus, including the Andaman emerald gecko Phelsuma andamanensis (nD1), Chakrapani's narrow mouthed frog Microhyla chakrapani (2), the Andaman skink Eutropis andamanensis (1), and Oates's blind snake Typhlophs oatesii (3). We also found Limnonectes (4), unidentified rodent (1), Lycodon sp. (1) and the invasive Calotes versicolor (3) in the diet of H. tigerinus. Survival for both endemic anurans, M. chakrapanii and K. ghoshi, reduced to zero in the presence of invasive H. tigerinus, as compared to 0.89 (SE = 0.04) and 0.62 (SE = 0.11) in their respective single species treatments (Fig. 1). In the three-species treatment, all individuals of M. chakrapanii and K. ghoshi were also preyed upon (Fig. 1).","Low","Stomach content and mesocosm experiments have been performed, but no data is presented on populations or communities. Mesocosm experiment does not allow for extrapolation to native community sizes outside of captivity. Impact on larvae. It is not clear if the number of mature individuals would be affected","Phelsuma andamanensis
Microhyla chakrapani
Eutropis andamanensis
Typhlophs oatesii
Limnonectes
Microhyla chakrapanii 
Kaloula ghoshi","Mohanty NP, Measey J (2018) What?s for dinner? Diet and trophic impact of an invasive anuran Hoplobatrachus tigerinus on the Andaman archipelago. PeerJ Preprints 6: e26544v1.

Mohanty NP, Measey J (2019) No survival of native larval frogs in the presence of invasive Indian bullfrog Hoplobatrachus tigerinus tadpoles. Biological Invasions 21(7): 2281-2286.",
"Hoplobatrachus tigerinus","India","Competition","DD","The diet of H. tigerinus overlapped significantly with that of Limnonectes. This may result in competition for prey ranging from 10?500 mm3 between the two anurans, under the conditions of limited prey.","","","Limnonectes","Mohanty NP, Measey J (2018) What?s for dinner? Diet and trophic impact of an invasive anuran Hoplobatrachus tigerinus on the Andaman archipelago. PeerJ Preprints 6: e26544v1.",
"Hoplobatrachus tigerinus","Madagascar","","DD","On the third route at Mitsinjo a small pool, perhaps 3x3 metres, was found. In it were approximately 200 Hoplobatrachus tigerinus, so densely packed that it was hard to distinguish their brown bodies from the earth that formed the banks of the pond. This route was repeated twice, so two sightings of this 200+ group were recorded. This species is one of only two frog species out of the 264 found in Madagascar which are not endemic.","","","","Griffon O, (2010) Patterns of diversity among reptiles and amphibians of the Mahamavo region, western Madagascar. Undergraduate dissertation, University of Bath",