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A New Hylid Frog from Eastern Mexico. University of Kansas Publication, Vol 1, No 15 By: Edward H. Taylor |
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In "A New Hylid Frog from Eastern Mexico," Edward H. Taylor presents a comprehensive study on a newly discovered species of frog. This research work, published by the University of Kansas Publication, Vol 1, No 15, offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of herpetology and highlights the importance of biodiversity conservation.
Taylor’s meticulous attention to detail throughout the book is commendable. He provides a thorough examination of the frog's physical characteristics, including its size, coloration, and unique features, complete with detailed illustrations and photographs. This level of detail allows readers to visualize the species and gain a deeper understanding of its distinctive traits.
Moreover, the author delves into the frog's taxonomy, presenting a comprehensive classification and related research. Taylor's expertise and extensive knowledge in this field are evident as he navigates through complex scientific terminology, making it accessible for readers with varying degrees of familiarity with the subject matter.
While the primary focus of the book is on the newly discovered frog, Taylor also provides valuable information on the frog's habitat, ecological characteristics, and behavior. The inclusion of these aspects allows readers to better appreciate the frog's role in its ecosystem and its significance within the larger scope of biodiversity conservation.
One aspect that stands out in Taylor's work is his passion for the subject. His enthusiasm for frogs and herpetology shines through, making the book engaging and inspiring for readers with a similar interest. Taylor's descriptions of his experiences during fieldwork and his dedication to the study further generate an appreciation for the scientific process and the wonders of nature.
The only potential drawback of the book lies in its technicality. While Taylor does an admirable job in simplifying complex scientific concepts, some readers without a scientific background may find certain sections challenging to grasp. However, this is a minor caveat in an otherwise well-written and informative text.
Overall, "A New Hylid Frog from Eastern Mexico" is a valuable addition to the field of herpetology. Edward H. Taylor's expertise, attention to detail, and passion for the subject matter make this book an essential resource for researchers, students, and anyone with an interest in frogs and biodiversity. By shedding light on the newly discovered species, Taylor reminds us of the importance of continued exploration and conservation efforts to preserve the remarkable diversity of life on Earth. BY EDWARD H. TAYLOR University of Kansas Publications Museum of Natural History Volume 1, No. 15, pp. 257 264, 1 fig. in text August 16, 1948 University of Kansas LAWRENCE 1948 University of Kansas Publications, Museum of Natural History Editors: E. Raymond Hall, Chairman; H. H. Lane, Edward H. Taylor Volume 1, No. 15, pp. 257 264, 1 fig. in text August 16, 1948 University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas PRINTED BY FERD VOILAND, JR., STATE PRINTER TOPEKA, KANSAS 1948 22 3339 [Transcriber's Note: Words surrounded by tildes, like ~this~ signifies words in bold. Words surrounded by underscores, like this , signifies words in italics.] A New Hylid Frog from Eastern Mexico By EDWARD H. TAYLOR A small collection of Mexican reptiles and amphibians recently acquired by the University of Kansas Natural History Museum contains five specimens of a species of the genus Hyla ( sensu lato ) which is here described as new. ~Hyla proboscidea~ sp. nov. Type. University of Kansas Museum of Natural History, No. 23626, collected 2 km. west of Jico, Veracruz, Mexico, at an elevation of 4,200 ft., Oct. 28, 1946, by Walter W. Dalquest. Paratypes. Nos. 23624, 23625, 23627, 23628, collected with the type. Diagnosis... Continue reading book >>
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