| Amphibians and Reptiles of Georgia | | | Contribution by:
| Mackinnon, Adam
Pyron, Alex
Grosse, Andrew
Day, Andy
Liner, Anna
Heupel, Aubrey
Smith, B.
Mansell, Barry
Boone, Berkeley
Bechtel, Bernard
Rothermel, Betsie
Herrington, Bob
Glorioso, Brad
Winn, Bradford
Johnston, Bradley
Todd, Brian
Metts, Brian
Hallett, Bruce
Young, Cameron
Winne, Christopher
Means, D.
Waters, D.
Scott, David E.
Steen, David
Croshaw, Dean
Bartlett, Dick
Stevenson, Dirk
Moriarty Lemmon, Emily
Condon, Erin
Miller, Gabriel
Graeter, Gabrielle
Gentry, George
Beaton, Giff
Greer, Gregory
Godwin, James
Kiser, James
Richardson, James
Flynn, James
Clark, Jason
Norman, Jason
Humphries, Jeff
Payne, Jerry
Couch, Jim
Willson, John D.
Bunnell, John
MacGregor, John
Greene, Judy
Dyer, Karen
Fahey, Ken
Dodd, Kenneth
Boyd, Kenneth
Krysko, Kenneth
Enge, Kevin
Andrews, Kimberly
Sorensen, Kristina
Buhlmann, Kurt
Elliott, Lang
Smith, Lora
Bailey, Mark
Dodd, Mark
Davis, Mark
Mills, Mark
Wallace, Mark
Aresco, Matt
O'Connor, Matt
Niemiller, Matthew
Jensen, Michael
Dorcas, Mike
Hyslop, Natalie
Moler, Paul
Mason, Peri
Spivey, Philip
Hill, Pierson
Moulis, Robert
Reed, Robert
Van Devender, Robert Wayne
Birkhead, Roger
Altig, Ron
Poppy, Sean M.
Graham, Sean P.
Smith, Stacy
Johnson, Steve A.
Roble, Steve
Price, Steven J.
Collins, Suzanne L.
Luhring, Thomas
Floyd, Thomas M.
Akre, Thomas S. B.
Campbell, Todd S.
Schneider, Todd M.
Mills, Tony
Tuberville, Tracey
Lamb, Trip
Cash, W. Ben
Martin, W. H.
Knapp, Walter
Sutton, William
Glaudas, Xavier | | Editor:
| Jensen, John B.
Camp, Carlos D.
Gibbons, Whit
Elliott, Matt | | ISBN: | 978-0-8203-3111-9 | | Publication Date: | Jul 2008 | | Publisher: | University of Georgia Press
| | Book Format: | Paperback | | List Price: | AUD $58.00 | Book Description:
|
The only comprehensive guide to the state's diverse herpetofauna makes accessible a wealth of information about 170 species of frogs, salamanders, crocodilians, lizards, snakes, and turtles. Throughout, the book stresses conservation, documenting declines in individual species as well as losses of local and regional populations. The only comprehensive guide to the state's diverse herpetofauna makes accessible a wealth of information about 170 species of frogs, salamanders, crocodilians, lizards, snakes, and turtles. Throughout, the book stresses conservation, documenting declines in individual species as well as losses of local and regional populations. | |