Herpetology

Andrews, Robin M. and Cadle, John E. and Crump, Martha L. and Savitzky, Alan H. and Wells, Kentwood D.

Overview

Pt. I. What Are Amphibians And Reptiles? 1. Herpetology As A Field Of Study. 2. The Place Of Amphibians And Reptiles In Vertebrate Evolution. 3. Classification And Diversity Of Extant Amphibians. 4. Classification And Diversity Of Extant Reptiles -- Pt. Ii. How Do They Work? 5. Temperature And Water Relations. 6. Energetics And Performance. 7. Reproduction And Life History. 8. Body Support And Locomotion. 9. Feeding -- Pt. Iii. What Do They Do? 10. Movements And Orientation. 11. Communication. 12. Mating Systems And Sexual Selection. 13. Foraging Ecology And Interspecific Interactions. 14. Species Assemblages -- Pt. Iv. What Are Their Prospects For Survival? 15. Conservation And The Future Of Amphibians And Reptiles. F. Harvey Pough ... [et Al.]. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 493-544) And Indexes.

Details
Pearson College Div
9780138508760
Hardcover
1997
EN
577 pages
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