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Field Guides & Natural History  Reptiles & Amphibians  Amphibians

A Field Guide to the Frogs of Borneo

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By: Robert F Inger(Author), Robert B Stuebing(Author), T Ulmar Grafe(Author), J Maximilian Dehling(Author)
228 pages, colour photos, 2 b/w illustrations
A Field Guide to the Frogs of Borneo
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  • A Field Guide to the Frogs of Borneo ISBN: 9789838121767 Edition: 3 Hardback Sep 2017 In stock
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This third edition of A Field Guide to the Frogs of Borneo introduces the non-specialist reader to the diverse frog fauna of Borneo, found in habitats ranging from the island's low coasts to near the summits of its highest mountains. More than 180 species of frogs have now been found on the island and the number continues to grow. The current book contains significantly revised and expanded natural history information on Bornean frogs some of it previously unpublished, and detailed accounts for all species currently known. The success of field identifications has been enhanced by addition of new keys to species under each genus, concise morphological descriptions, ecological notes, and high-resolution images. Geographical information has also been included for all species presented. Contributions by many expert photographers and assistance by other herpetologists has greatly enhanced the value of A Field Guide to the Frogs of Borneo as a reference for the Bornean frog fauna.

Contents

1. General Biology of Frogs
2. Frogs in human tradition and culture
3. Distribution and  Classification
4. Ecology
5. Frog conservation in Borneo
6. Species accounts
      BOMBINATORIDAE
            Barbourula
      BUFONIDAE
            Ansonia
            Duttaphrynus
            Ingerophrynus
            Leptophryne
            Pelophryne
            Phrynoidis
            Pseudobufo
            Rentapia
            Sabahphrynus
      CERATOBATRACHIDAE
            Alcalus
      DICROGLOSSIDAE
            Fejervarya
            Hoplobatrachus
            Limnonectes
            Occidozyga
      MEGOPHRYIDAE
            Borneophrys, Megophrys, Xenophrys
            Leptobrachella
            Leptobrachium
            Leptolalax
      MICROHYLIDAE
            Calluella
            Chaperina
            Gastrophrynoides
            Kalophrynus
            Kaloula
            Metaphrynella
            Microhyla
      RANIDAE
            Huia
            Hylarana (Abavorana, Amnirana, Chalcorana, Pulchrana)
            Meristogenys
            Odorrana
            Staurois
      RHACOPHORIDAE
            Chiromantis
            Feihyla
            Kurixalus
            Nyctixalus
            Philautus
            Polypedates
            Rhacophorus
            Theloderma
7. Frog Voices of Borneo
8. Further Reading
9. Acknowledgements
10. Index

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Field / Identification Guide Identification Key
By: Robert F Inger(Author), Robert B Stuebing(Author), T Ulmar Grafe(Author), J Maximilian Dehling(Author)
228 pages, colour photos, 2 b/w illustrations
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