Han Bin Xie, Wei Zhang, Ben Li, Bi Cheng Li, Yun Fei Zhang, Tian Hou Wang
Abstract
in the non-breeding period in 2016. Our results suggested that this technology could significantly increase amphibians' biodiversity in the degraded amphibian habitat, which might be applied in other similar habitats in China.
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in the non-breeding period in 2016. Our results suggested that this technology could significantly increase amphibians' biodiversity in the degraded amphibian habitat, which might be applied in other similar habitats in China.
Key concepts: Amphibian, Habitat, Ecology, Vegetation (pathology), Biodiversity, Period (music), Biology, Geography