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Nature, Gardens & Animals
A Synopsis of Neotropical Hylid Frogs, Genus Osteocephalus
Linda Trueb and William Edward Duellman
59 pages~1 hr 10 min read45 chapters$4.99
The Amazon basin swarms with tree frogs, and the genus Osteocephalus is among its trickiest. Linda Trueb sorts the species in a compact synopsis, mapping their features and distribution across tropical South America. Expert herpetology for the specialist shelf. A clear key to a confusing group of rainforest frogs.
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45 chapters
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