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A Complete Guide To The Frogs Of Southern Africa (With CD) (Louis du Preez)

• Author: Louis du Preez
• Series: With CD

Condition & Size

• Size: Extra Large
• Book Type: Large Paperback
• CAI Condition Score: 7/10.
• CAI Condition Description: Very Good
• Observations: CD not tested

About This Book

Following in the format and style of Complete Guide to Snakes of SA and Guide to Reptiles of SA, this guide offers the most authoritative and comprehensive treatment of frogs of the region ever produced. It covers all aspects of both frog and tadpole biology and behavior and a detailed treatment of each frog and toad species found in the region. Sonograms for each frog call are featured and the book will be packaged with a CD of all southern African frog calls.

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