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A rapid inventory of amphibians, squamates, and bats of Mata de Plátano Field Station and Nature Reserve, Arecibo, Puerto Rico. [PDF]
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Ensemble Species Distribution Modeling of Climate Change Impacts on Endangered Amphibians and Reptiles in South Korea. [PDF]
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Snake diversity, occupancy, and detection on Thailand's largest university campus. [PDF]
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What 'unexplored' means: mapping regions with digitized natural history records to look for 'biodiversity blindspots'. [PDF]
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Helminths found in common species of the herpetofauna in Ukraine. [PDF]
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Herpetofauna de Catalunya. Nota preliminar sobre la herpetofauna de Vidrà (Prov. Girona)
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China's new laws overlook native herpetofauna
Science, 2021Yunke Wu, Zhiyong Yuan
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The Sarawak Museum Journal, 2004
The Bau region of western Sarawak is known for its extensive limestone area, comprising a series of low hills, covered with largely intact tropical forest. This paper reportsan inventory of the herpetofauna conducted in the region, between September 2001 and June 2003. A total of 34 species of anuran amphibians (representing 20 genera and five families)
Margarita Naming, Indraneil Das
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The Bau region of western Sarawak is known for its extensive limestone area, comprising a series of low hills, covered with largely intact tropical forest. This paper reportsan inventory of the herpetofauna conducted in the region, between September 2001 and June 2003. A total of 34 species of anuran amphibians (representing 20 genera and five families)
Margarita Naming, Indraneil Das
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2017
Of the 64 known amphibian species of Ethiopia, the Lake Tana Sub-basin is believed to contain 19 species of amphibian belonging to 12 genera and 9 families. All of these species are grouped under Order Anura (tail-less frogs). Most of the species found in the area appear to be those that are tolerant to changed habitats. Fourteen species of lizards, 20
Shimelis Aynalem, Abebe Ameha Mengistu
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Of the 64 known amphibian species of Ethiopia, the Lake Tana Sub-basin is believed to contain 19 species of amphibian belonging to 12 genera and 9 families. All of these species are grouped under Order Anura (tail-less frogs). Most of the species found in the area appear to be those that are tolerant to changed habitats. Fourteen species of lizards, 20
Shimelis Aynalem, Abebe Ameha Mengistu
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