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Amphibian Declines : The Conservation Status of United States Species /
Comprehensive coverage of environmental degradation in the US as seen through the lens of amphibian ecologies. Over recent decades a massive decline has been sustained by many amphibian species, an indication of serious problems that are only now beginning to be properly appreciated.
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Berkeley :
University of California Press,
2005.
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| Colección: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Diverse phenomena influencing amphibian population declines / |r Tim Halliday -- |t Why are some species in decline but others not? / |r Martha L. Crump -- |t Philosophy, value judgments, and declining amphibians / |r Sarah Aucoin, Robert G. Jaeger and Steve Giambrone -- |t Embracing human diversity in conservation / |r Whit Gibbons -- |t Declining amphibian populations task force / |r W. Ronald Heyer and James B. Murphy -- |t Meeting the challenge of amphibian declines with an interdisciplinary research program / |r James P. Collins [and others] -- |t Biology of amphibian declines / |r David M. Green -- |t Declines of eastern North American woodland salamanders (Plethodon) / |r Richard Highton -- |t Decline of northern cricket frogs (Acris crepitans) / |r Robert H. Gray and Lauren E. Brown -- |t Overwintering in northern cricket frogs (Acris crepitans) / |r Jason T. Irwin -- |t Repercussions of global change / |r Jamie K. Reaser and Andrew Blaustein -- |t Lessons from Europe / |r K. Henle ; translation by William T. Leja -- |t Risk factors and declines in northern cricket frogs (Acris crepitans) / |r Val R. Beasley [and others] -- |t Ultraviolet radiation / |r Andrew R. Blaustein and Lisa K. Belden -- |t Xenobiotics / |r Christine M. Bridges and Raymond D. Semlitsch -- |t Variation in pesticide tolerance / |r Christine M. Bridges and Raymond D. Semlitsch -- |t Lucke renal adenocarcinoma / |r Robert G. McKinnell and Debra L. Carlson -- |t Malformed frogs in Minnesota : history and interspecific differences / |r David M. Hoppe -- |t Parasites of North American frogs / |r Daniel Sutherland -- |t Parasite infection and limb malformations : a growing problem in amphibian conservation / |r Pieter T.J. Johnson and Kevin B. Lunde -- |t Pine silviculture / |r D. Bruce Means -- |t Commercial trade / |r Anthony B. Wilson -- |t Houston toads and Texas politics / |r Lauren E. Brown and Ann Mesrobian -- |t Amphibian conservation needs / |r Edward D. Koch and Charles R. Peterson -- |t Amphibian population cycles and long-term data sets / |r Howard H. Whiteman and Scott A. Wissinger -- |t Landscape ecology / |r David E. Naugle [and others] -- |t Conservation of Texas spring and cave salamanders (Eurycea) / |r Paul T. Chippindale and Andrew H. Price -- |t Lessons from the tropics / |r Karen R. Lips and Maureen A. Donnelly -- |t Taxonomy and amphibian declines / |r Sherman A. Minton -- |t Conservation systematics : the Bufo boreas species group / |r Anna M. Goebel -- |t Factors limiting the recovery of boreal toads (Bufo b. boreas) / |r Cynthia Carey [and others] -- |t Southwestern desert bufonids / |r Brian K. Sullivan -- |t Amphibian ecotoxicology / |r Raymond D. Semlitsch and Christine M. Bridges -- |t Museum collections / |r John W. Ferner, Jeffrey G. Davis and Paul J. Krusling -- |t Critical areas / |r Hugh R. Quinn and Colleen Scott -- |t Creating habitat reserves for migratory salamanders / |r Suzanne C. Fowle and Scott M. Melvin -- |t Population manipulations / |r C. Kenneth Dodd, Jr. -- |t Exotic species / |r Walter E. Meshaka, Jr. -- |t Protecting amphibians while restoring fish populations / |r Debra Patla -- |t Reflections upon amphibian conservation / |r Thomas K. Pauley -- |t Distribution of South Dakota anurans / |r David E. Naugle [and others] -- |t Nebraska's declining amphibians / |r David S. McLeod -- |t Museum collections can assess population trends / |r Jeff Boundy -- |t Monitoring salamander populations in Great Smoky Mountains National Park / |r Erin J. Hyde and Theodore R. Simons -- |t North American Amphibian Monitoring Program (NAAMP) / |r Linda A. Weir and Michael J. Mossman -- |t Evaluating calling surveys / |r Sam Droege and Paige Eagle -- |t Geographical information systems and survey designs / |r Charles R. Peterson, Stephen R. Burton and Debra A. Patla -- |t Impacts of forest management on amphibians / |r Rochelle B. Renken -- |t Monitoring pigment pattern morphs of northern leopard frogs / |r Robert G. McKinnell, David M. Hoppe and Beverly K. McKinnell -- |t The National Amphibian Conservation Center / |r Andrew T. Snider and Elizabeth Arbaugh -- |t A thousand friends of frogs : its origins / |r Tony P. Murphy -- |t Of men and deformed frogs : a journalist's lament / |r William Souder -- |t Species accounts : Introduction / |r Michael Lannoo [and others] -- |t Anura -- |t Caudata -- |t Factors implicated in amphibian population declines in the United States / |r David F. Bradford. |
| 520 | 8 | |a Comprehensive coverage of environmental degradation in the US as seen through the lens of amphibian ecologies. Over recent decades a massive decline has been sustained by many amphibian species, an indication of serious problems that are only now beginning to be properly appreciated. | |
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