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Zustand: Very Good. viii, 633, text figs. . HB. From the library of Jim Green (1928-2016), Professor of Zoology at Queen Mary College, University of London, with his name to endpaper. Fine in d/w. . [9780801861154].

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Zustand: Very Good. 520, 688 col + 17 b/w illus. . HB. New, but with minor bump to head of spine. The third in a four-volume series that provides comprehensive, well-illustrated, and authoritative insights, making it an invaluable resource for biologists, conservationists, and others. The series explores, in comprehensive detail, the cultural history and the rich amphibian diversity of Ecuador, providing a thorough review of biogeography, amphibian declines, and conservation.Vol. III specifically focuses on Craugastoridae. Characteristics of each species are listed, defined, and compared to similar other species. Reproductive behaviour, where known, is described as data on vocalizations. Amphibian distributions are detailed and illustrated with physiographic maps with dots. The volume also addresses the declines, extinctions, and conservation status of each species, noting their occurrence in reserves. [9781032896571].

Zustand: NEW. 520, 688 col + 17 b/w illus. . HB. NEW. . The third in a four-volume series that provides comprehensive, well-illustrated, and authoritative insights, making it an invaluable resource for biologists, conservationists, and others. The series explores, in comprehensive detail, the cultural history and the rich amphibian diversity of Ecuador, providing a thorough review of biogeography, amphibian declines, and conservation.Vol. III specifically focuses on Craugastoridae. Characteristics of each species are listed, defined, and compared to similar other species. Reproductive behaviour, where known, is described as data on vocalizations. Amphibian distributions are detailed and illustrated with physiographic maps with dots. The volume also addresses the declines, extinctions, and conservation status of each species, noting their occurrence in reserves. [9781032896571].

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pp.viii, 633 with illus. maps, tables and graphs. Large 8vo. Fine hardback in fine dw. In-print at £72.50. Considers the worldwide distribution of amphibians. With chapters on each of the 9 global regions, written by internationally recognized experts who have gathered data from the literature and from their own experience in the field.

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An Introduction to Amphibians of Ecuador is the first of four volumes, which are comprehensive, well-illustrated and authoritative works, making them invaluable to biologists, conservationists, and others. This initial volume delves into the cultural history of amphibians, encompassing ethnobatrachology and folklore, while summarizing the amphibian iconography found in Ecuadorian archaeology. Moreover, it covers topics such as bioprospecting, sustainable management, and biotrade activities. The history and present state of amphibian biology research are also addressed. Furthermore, it explores in comprehensive detail the rich amphibian diversity of Ecuador, providing a thorough review of biogeography, amphibian declines, and conservation. ??Subsequent volumes list the characteristics of each species, define each taxon, and compare them to similar other species. Natural history and reproductive behaviour, where known, are described as are data on vocalizations, larvae, and ontogenetic changes. Amphibian distributions are illustrated with physiographic maps with dots. Each volume addresses the declines, extinctions and conservation status of each species and provides notations of their occurrence in reserves. ??Key features: ?- Summarizes the ethnozoological aspects of amphibians ?- Provides a thorough history of research ?- Introduction to three volumes providing accounts for each of the three orders, 19 families, 78 genera, and 655 species from Ecuador Boca Raton, London. CRC Press / Taylor & Francis Group. 326 pp., 133 color & 41 b/w illustrations, 16 tables, hardback 4 [21 x 28.7 cm].

Amphibians of Ecuador, Volume 2 is the second of four volumes which are comprehensive, well-illustrated and authoritative works invaluable to biologists, conservationists, and others. It explores, in comprehensive detail, the rich amphibian diversity of Ecuador, providing a thorough review of biogeography, amphibian declines, and conservation. This volume covers the Pipidae, Telmatobiidae, Microhylidae, Dendrobatidae, Ranidae, Bufonidae, and Hylidae. Characteristics of each species are listed, defined, and compared to other species that are similar. Reproductive behaviour, where known, is described as are data on vocalizations, larvae and ontogenetic changes. Amphibian distributions are illustrated with physiographic maps with dots. Each volume addresses the declines, extinctions and conservation status of each species and provides notations of their occurrence in reserves. Boca Raton, London. CRC Press / Taylor & Francis Group. 643 pp., 785 color photos, b/w illustrations, and color distribution maps, 99 color & b/w illustrations, 5 color tables, hardback 4 [21 x 28.7 cm].

Amphibians of Ecuador, Volume 3: Craugastoridae is the third in a four-volume series that provides comprehensive, well-illustrated, and authoritative insights, making it an invaluable resource for biologists, conservationists, and others. The series explores, in comprehensive detail, the cultural history and the rich amphibian diversity of Ecuador, providing a thorough review of biogeography, amphibian declines, and conservation. ??Volume 3 specifically focuses on the family Craugastoridae. Characteristics of each species are listed, defined, and compared to similar other species. Reproductive behaviour, where known, is described as are data on vocalizations. Amphibian distributions are detailed and illustrated with physiographic maps with dots. The volume also addresses the declines, extinctions, and conservation status of each species, noting their occurrence in reserves. Boca Raton, London. CRC Press / Taylor & Francis Group. 522 pp., 650 color photos and color distribution maps, 55 color & b/w illustrations, 5 color tables, hardback 4 [21 x 28.7 cm].