Amphibian Biology
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Amphibian Biology
By Harold Heatwole"Volume four deals with palaeontology and describes the fossil record of amphibians and how modern forms evolved" BOOK JACKET.
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Amphibian Biology: Western Hemisphere. Status decline of amphibians. Paraguay, Chile and Argentina
By Harold HeatwoleAmphibian Biology: Western Hemisphere. Status decline of amphibians. Paraguay, Chile and Argentina
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Amphibian Biology: Status of Conservation and Decline of Amphibians - Eastern Hemisphere - Northern Europe
By Harold Heatwole, John W. WilkinsonThis volume is devoted to the causes of amphibian decline and to conservation measures in Northern Europe.
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Amphibian Biology
By Harold HeatwoleAmphibian Biology
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Amphibian Biology: The integument
By Harold HeatwoleFirst in a multi-volume work dealing with amphibian biology. This volume discusses the development and structure of amphibian skin, the multiple functions of the skin, the chemistry of skin pigments...
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Amphibian Biology: Social behaviour
By Harold HeatwoleThis second volume in a multi-volume work deals with the social behaviour of amphibians. Examines topics such as parental care, attracting and competing for mates, and defending territories. Also discusses...
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Amphibian Biology: Osteology
By Harold HeatwoleStudy of the osteology of extant forms, primarily morphological in focus but with some chapters stressing development, functionality or phylogeny. Topics include: a comparison of dermal skulls of recent amphibians...
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Amphibian Biology
By Harold HeatwoleThe late 20th Century and the early 21st century has been characterized by an unprecedented deterioration of the environment of the earyh and the throes of one of the major...
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Amphibian Biology: Sensory perception
By Harold HeatwoleAmphibian Biology: Sensory perception
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Amphibian Biology: Eastern Hemisphere. Status of conservation and decline of amphibians. Western Europe
By Harold Heatwole, John W. WilkinsonThese are discussed as they affect each species. All these countries have monitoring schemes and conservation programmes, whose origins and activities are described. Recommendations for action are also made.
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Amphibian Biology
By Harold Heatwole, J. W. WilkinsonThese are discussed as they affect each species. All these countries have monitoring schemes and conservation programs, whose origins and activities are described. Recommendations for action are also made.