Evolutionary Ecology of Amphibians

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Evolutionary Ecology of Amphibians

Author	: Gregorio Moreno-Rueda
File Size	: 53,5 Mb
Publisher	: CRC Press
Language	: English
Release Date	: 30 June 2023
ISBN	: 9781000909241
Pages	: 362 pages

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Evolutionary Ecology of Amphibians by Gregorio Moreno-Rueda Book PDF Summary

Amphibians are the oldest tetrapod group and show an astonishing diversity in lifestyles, many of them being unique. However, globally, they are on a decline. Hence, their study is fundamental to understanding the evolution of diversity and conserving them. This book, authored by experts from around the world, summarizes the current knowledge on the evolutionary ecology of amphibians. The book treats biological concepts related to the evolution, ecology, physiology, immunology, behaviour, and morphology of amphibians in their different states. This book constitutes an actualized work indispensable for evolutionary ecologists and herpetologists.

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