Comprehensive summary of 116 species of amphibians, including systematics, natural history, and distribution. Foreword by Jay M. Savage. (316 photographs, 14 maps)
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This review is from: The Amphibians of Honduras (Contributions to herpetology) (Hardcover)
This a great (and far the only one) contribution of Honduran Herpetology, it has amazing photographs and a really complete description of every species, including identification keys, distribution maps. So it's a must have book.
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Extraordinarily well executed; one of the most elegant works on the amphibian fauna of a country ever written.
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THE INTENTION OF THIS BOOK IS TO PROVIDE A REVIEW OF THE SYSTEMATics and distribution of the amphibian species of Honduras, based in large part on our own collecting activities in the country. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
hembras hasta, posterior ventrolateral edge, machos hasta, accessory palmar tubercles, loreal region concave, robust forearm, supernumerary tubercles, thenar tubercle, elevaciones bajas, upper jaw sheath, located posteroventral, segmentos libres, dermal ridge absent, surcos costales, male vocal slits, supratympanic fold, membranas interdigitales, rugulosus group, milesi group, nuptial thumb pads, limb interval, dunni group, tentacular aperture, supralabial stripe, tentacle aperture Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Description of Adult, Quebrada de Oro, Lowland Moist Forest, Premontane Wet Forest, Costa Rica, San Pedro Sula, Description of Tadpole, Quebrada Grande, Lower Montane Wet Forest, Cordillera Nombre de Dios, Other Records, Premontane Moist Forest, Lago de Yojoa, Santa Ana, Sierra de Omoa, Agua Azul, Isla de Guanaja, Quebrada Machin, San Esteban, Lowland Dry Forest, Parque Nacional La Muralla, Quebrada El Pinol, Cerro Celaque, Laguna del Cerro, Cerro El Pital New!
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Front Cover | Front Flap | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Flap | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
THE INTENTION OF THIS BOOK IS TO PROVIDE A REVIEW OF THE SYSTEMATics and distribution of the amphibian species of Honduras, based in large part on our own collecting activities in the country. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
hembras hasta, posterior ventrolateral edge, machos hasta, accessory palmar tubercles, loreal region concave, robust forearm, supernumerary tubercles, thenar tubercle, elevaciones bajas, upper jaw sheath, located posteroventral, segmentos libres, dermal ridge absent, surcos costales, male vocal slits, supratympanic fold, membranas interdigitales, rugulosus group, milesi group, nuptial thumb pads, limb interval, dunni group, tentacular aperture, supralabial stripe, tentacle aperture Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Description of Adult, Quebrada de Oro, Lowland Moist Forest, Premontane Wet Forest, Costa Rica, San Pedro Sula, Description of Tadpole, Quebrada Grande, Lower Montane Wet Forest, Cordillera Nombre de Dios, Other Records, Premontane Moist Forest, Lago de Yojoa, Santa Ana, Sierra de Omoa, Agua Azul, Isla de Guanaja, Quebrada Machin, San Esteban, Lowland Dry Forest, Parque Nacional La Muralla, Quebrada El Pinol, Cerro Celaque, Laguna del Cerro, Cerro El Pital New!
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