Les amphibiens du nord de Madagascar
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Author
Publication
2018 - Association Vahatra, Antananarivo, Madagascar, Madagascar
Language
French
Word Count
88,750 words, Guess
Page Count
355 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL60410237M
- ISBN-139782953892376
- ISBN-102953892370
- OCLC Control Number1085594679
Classifications
- DDC597.809691
- LCCQL662.M28 A53 2018
Description
"L'i le de Madagascar he berge un grand nombre d'amphibiens anoures avec au moins 317 espe ces de crites en juin 2017, et plusieurs autres qui restent encore a decrire. Le Nord de Madagascar abrite une richesse importante en espe ces, due a l'he te roge ne ite de paysages, comprenant un grand nombre de types d'habitats et d'e cosyste mes. Ces espe ces sont menace es par de nombreux facteurs, parmi lesquels l'alte ration environnementale et la capture pour le commerce des animaux sauvages. Dans ce livre, nous pre sentons les espe ces d'amphibiens qui vivent dans la partie nord de Madagascar. C'est un ¿uvre de die aux chercheurs engage s dans des projets de recherche et de conservation ainsi qu'aux touristes qui visitent Madagascar. Une meilleure connaissan¿ des espe ces et de leur mode de vie est un des meilleurs instruments ne cessaires pour la conservation des extraordinaires grenouilles de Madagascar."--Page 4 of cover. "The island of Madagascar hosts a large number of anuran amphibians with at least 317 species described as of June 2017, and several others that are yet to be described. Northern Madagascar is home to a significant species richness due to the heterogeneity of landscapes, including a large number of habitat types and ecosystems. These species are threatened by many factors, including environmental alteration and capture for the wildlife trade. In this book, the authors present the amphibian species that live in the northern part of Madagascar. It is a work dedicated to researchers engaged in research and conservation projects, as well as tourists visiting Madagascar. A better knowledge of the species and their way of life is one of the best instruments available for the conservation of the extraordinary frogs of Madagascar."--Translation of description.
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Series Statement
- Guides sur la diversite biologique de Madagascar / Association Vahatra -- [v. 7]
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