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A Field Guide to Australian Frogs

J. E. Barker, Gordon C. Grigg, Michael J. Tyler

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This revised edition includes details of 50 new species discovered since the original edition was published. The guide is divided into four chapters: evolution, taxonomy and zoogeography of frogs; biology of frogs; the Australian frogs; and collecting, keeping and photographing frogs. Chapter 3 presents ecological notes, distribution maps, photographs and identification keys to the five families represented in Australia. -L.E.Evans

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This revised edition includes details of 50 new species discovered since the original edition was published. The guide is divided into four chapters: evolution, taxonomy and zoogeography of frogs; biology of frogs; the Australian frogs; and collecting, keeping and photographing frogs. Chapter 3 presents ecological notes, distribution maps, photographs and identification keys to the five families represented in Australia. -L.E.Evans

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This revised edition includes details of 50 new species discovered since the original edition was published. The guide is divided into four chapters: evolution, taxonomy and zoogeography of frogs; biology of frogs; the Australian frogs; and collecting, keeping and photographing frogs. Chapter 3 presents ecological notes, distribution maps, photographs and identification keys to the five families represented in Australia. -L.E.Evans

Key concepts: Field (mathematics), Geography, Mathematics, Pure mathematics

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