πΈ Explore the Vibrant World of African Amphibians with the Field Guide to the Frogs & other Amphibians of Africa π
Dive into the mesmerizing realm of African amphibians with the comprehensive Field Guide to the Frogs & other Amphibians of Africa. This ultimate guide covers a staggering 815 species, including 788 frogs, 23 caecilians, and four salamanders, making it the first of its kind to encompass the entire amphibian diversity found on the African continent. πΏπ
Features and Benefits:
π Unveil the Enchanting World of African Amphibians: Immerse yourself in the rich biodiversity of Africa as you encounter a vast array of fascinating amphibian species. From the vibrant hues of the frogs to the secretive lifestyle of caecilians, each species holds a captivating story waiting to be discovered. ππΈ
π A Visual Feast: Discover stunning color photographs that bring these amphibians to life, allowing you to appreciate their intricate physical features and vibrant patterns. Let their beauty ignite a sense of wonder and awe within you. π·β¨
π Comprehensive Species Accounts: Each species is meticulously described, providing essential information on their physical characteristics, distribution, habitat, biology, advertisement calls, and conservation status. Stay informed and deepen your understanding of these extraordinary creatures. ππ
π Up-to-Date Distribution Maps: Navigate the African continent with ease using the included distribution maps, which provide a clear overview of where each species can be found. Plan your future explorations and connect with nature on a deeper level. πΊοΈπ
π Authored by Experts: Written by esteemed authors Alan Channing and Mark-Oliver RΓΆdel, this field guide is backed by their extensive knowledge and passion for African amphibians. Trust in their expertise to guide you through this fascinating journey. ππΏ
πΏ Embark on an Unforgettable Adventure with African Amphibians Today! π
Authors: Alan Channing, Mark-Oliver RΓΆdel ποΈ ISBN: 9781775845126 π Format: Paperback π Published: July 2019 ποΈ