Salamanders of the Old World

Salamanders of the Old World
Title Salamanders of the Old World PDF eBook
Author Max Sparreboom
Publisher BRILL
Pages 431
Release 2014-09-08
Genre Science
ISBN 9004285628

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Salamanders of the Old World is a new in-depth reference work covering all the salamander species of Europe, Asia, and North Africa. A marvellous addition for the herp community that comes recommended for researchers, managers, conservationists, students, and salamander enthusiasts. Salamanders of the Old World • features information on biology and life history of salamanders • includes over 150 species of Europe, Asia, and North Africa • richly illustrated • focuses on habitat, behaviour, and reproduction • information on identification, eggs and larvae, and threats and species conservation • distribution maps for all species • an extensive reference list. Published in cooperation between KNNV Publishing and Naturalis Biodiversity Centre (The Netherlands).

Big Night for Salamanders

Big Night for Salamanders
Title Big Night for Salamanders PDF eBook
Author Sarah Marwil Lamstein
Publisher Archie Comic Publications (Trade)
Pages 0
Release 2010-03-01
Genre Juvenile Fiction
ISBN 1932425985

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A boy takes charge to help his beloved salamanders. Evan can hardly wait for Big Night. During the first warm night rain of spring—Big Night—spotted salamanders by the hundreds crawl out of the woods and down to a natural pool across the road. There they will breed and lay their eggs. How can Evan and his parents help these delicate creatures cross the road in safety? Evan has the solution. . . . Sarah Marwil Lamstein delivers a moving story of genuine caring. In this Smithsonian's Notable Book for Children, Carol Benioff's colorful and animated illustrations transport the reader into Evan's world, where a child can do small yet wonderful things to help other creatures.

Salamanders of the Old World

Salamanders of the Old World
Title Salamanders of the Old World PDF eBook
Author Max Sparreboom
Publisher Knnv Publishing
Pages 350
Release 2014-09-08
Genre Nature
ISBN 9789050114851

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A new in-depth reference work covering all the salamander species of Europe, Asia, and North Africa. A marvelous addition for the herp community that comes recommended for researchers, managers, conservationists, students, and salamander enthusiasts.

Amphibians

Amphibians
Title Amphibians PDF eBook
Author Robert Hofrichter
Publisher
Pages 272
Release 2000
Genre Amphibians
ISBN

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Collects essays of thirty-seven European scientists on the biology and ecology of the Amphibian species, from tree frogs to sand toads.

The Salamander Room

The Salamander Room
Title The Salamander Room PDF eBook
Author Anne Mazer
Publisher Turtleback Books
Pages 32
Release 1994-03
Genre Juvenile Fiction
ISBN 9780613034791

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A young boy finds a salamander and thinks of the many things he can do to make a perfect home for it.

The Snake and the Salamander

The Snake and the Salamander
Title The Snake and the Salamander PDF eBook
Author Alvin R. Breisch
Publisher JHU Press
Pages 233
Release 2017-03-15
Genre Nature
ISBN 1421421577

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A beautifully illustrated tour of the region’s snakes, lizards, turtles, frogs, and salamanders. Winner of the National Outdoor Book Award of the NOBA Foundation (Nature and Environment Category) In the best tradition of natural history writing and art, The Snake and the Salamander explores the diverse collection of reptiles and amphibians that inhabit the northeastern quadrant of the United States. Covering 13 states that run from Maine to Virginia, author Alvin R. Breisch and artist Matt Patterson showcase the lives of 83 species of snakes, lizards, turtles, frogs, and salamanders. These intriguing animals are organized by habitat and type, from forest to grassland to bogs to big waters, and revealed through a combination of Breisch’s engaging prose and Patterson’s original color illustrations. Breisch’s guided tour combines historical notes and conservation issues with lessons on genetics, evolution, habitats, life histories, and more. Discover how careful attention to frog calls coupled with DNA analysis led to the discovery of a new species of frog in New York City, why evolutionary adaptations made the Eastern Ratsnake a superb climber, and the surprising fact that Spiny Softshell turtles actually sprint on land to retreat from predators. Breisch also tells the odd tale of the Green Frog and the Smooth Greensnake, two “green species” that do not actually have any green pigment in their skin. Every species has a story to tell—one that will keep the reader wanting to learn more. The breadth of herpetofauna in the area will surprise many readers: more than 8% of the world’s salamanders and 11% of all turtle species live in the region. Beyond numbers, however, lie aesthetics. The surprising colors and fascinating lifestyles of the reptile and amphibian species in this book will mesmerize readers young and old.

A Natural History of Amphibians

A Natural History of Amphibians
Title A Natural History of Amphibians PDF eBook
Author Robert C. Stebbins
Publisher Princeton University Press
Pages 336
Release 1997-01-26
Genre Nature
ISBN 9780691102511

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Amphibia, the animal group that includes frogs, toads, salamanders, and caecilians, contains more than 4,500 known living species and new ones are being discovered continuously. This book focuses on the natural history of amphibians worldwide, how interaction with their environment over time has affected their evolutionary processes and what factors will determine their destinies. 37 photos. 52 line illus.