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One
of the cool things about studying zoology is that there
are always new things -- new species and old, and new
ways of looking at things we once took for granted as
science and technology gives us new tools. Get on the
bulletins mailing for the Center
for North American Herpetology (CNAH) and get the
latest on new findings and changes, such as the reclassification
of some New World anura.
If you
are looking for information on species other than those
listed here, please check the sites in the Resources
section, or join and post questions to the amphibian email
lists or the Kingsnake.com
forums . The Researching
Herp Information article has additional general suggestions
for doing herp research.
Caecilians
Caecilian.org
Frogs
and Toads
African Bullfrogs - Gampper
African Clawed
Frogs - Gampper
Chinese Fire-Bellied Toads
- Plesner
Frog
& Toad Care Articles - Staniszewski
Green Tree Frogs - Matta
Leopard Frogs - Gampper
Ornate
Horned Frogs - Kaplan
Ornate Horned Frogs - Breeding
- Wegner
White's
Tree Frogs - Frogland
Salamanders
and Newts
Basic Overview of Salamanders/Newts
- Kaplan
Salamander
& Newt Care Articles - Staniszewski
Caudata.org
Amphibian
Care Information Websites
Amphibian
Diseases
Axolotls
Frogland
Swantje
and Sven's Herps
Health
and Captivity-Related Concerns
Amphibian Pain and Analgesia.
Tail, Limb, Digit and Skin Autotomy
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Natural
History and Conservation
Amphibian
Species of the World: An Online Reference
Amphibians: A Conservation
Moment
AmphibiaWeb
- Declining Populations
Amphibian
Embryology Tutorial
Animal
Diversity Web: Class Lissamphibia
Biological Warfare for the Garden
Checklist
& Identification Guide to North American Amphibians
Exotic Pets Blamed for Frogs'
Demise
Exploratorium:
Frogs
Frog Population Declines Continue
Froglife
(UK)
Frogs Feel The Heat
Major fossil find reveals Asian
origins of salamanders
Skin Chemistry: Poison frogs
upgrade toxins from prey
Sounds
of North American Frogs
Virtual
Exhibit: Canadian Amphibians
Whose Tadpole
Is It? Waterproof Field Guide to Central European Amphibians
More on declining
amphibian populations...
Virtual
Frog Dissection Sites
Interactive
Frog Dissection
Virtual
Frog Dissection Kit
The
Whole Frog Project
Froguts.com
For
Serious Amphibian Keepers...
Amphibian
Medicine and Captive Husbandry, edited by Kevin
M. Wright & Brent R. Whitaker. Krieger Publishing,
Melbourne FL. 2001. 570 pp. Krieger;
Amazon: CA,
UK, US;
Barnes
& Noble; Booksamillion.com
Please
note...
I am by no means an expert on amphibians. Compared to
many people out there, I'm barely scratching the surface
of all there is to know about their biology, natural history
and captive care. So, please, do your amphibs a favor
and post your questions in Kingsnake.com's
Herp Forum or the many amphibian email
lists available on the 'net.
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