De Dos Mundos/Of Two Worlds: Sapos, Ranas y Salamandras en la Peninsula de Yucatan, Mexico/Frogs, Toads And Salamanders Of The Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

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Summary: For folks of all ages curious to learn more about amphibians
Review: Expertly written by amphibian expert Carlos Galindo-Leal (the senior director of Conservation International's Center for Applied Biodiversity Science "State of the Hotspots Program") and deftly illustrated by biologist and environmental expert Roberto Arreola Alemon, De Dos Mundos/Of Two Worlds is a bilingual English/Spanish biological survey of the frogs, toads, and salamanders of the Yucatan peninsula of Mexico. Color illustrations illuminate the habits, life cycles, distinguishing characteristics, and more, of these fascinating creatures, many of which are threatened by habitat loss and other predations. An involving and recommended guide for people of all ages curious to learn more about amphibians, De Dos Mundos/Of Two Worlds is a unique and welcome contribution to Biodiversity Studies reference collections in general and Amphibian Studies supplemental reading lists in particular.

Rating:
Summary: For folks of all ages curious to learn more about amphibians
Review: Expertly written by amphibian expert Carlos Galindo-Leal (the senior director of Conservation International's Center for Applied Biodiversity Science "State of the Hotspots Program") and deftly illustrated by biologist and environmental expert Roberto Arreola Alemon, De Dos Mundos/Of Two Worlds is a bilingual English/Spanish biological survey of the frogs, toads, and salamanders of the Yucatan peninsula of Mexico. Color illustrations illuminate the habits, life cycles, distinguishing characteristics, and more, of these fascinating creatures, many of which are threatened by habitat loss and other predations. An involving and recommended guide for people of all ages curious to learn more about amphibians, De Dos Mundos/Of Two Worlds is a unique and welcome contribution to Biodiversity Studies reference collections in general and Amphibian Studies supplemental reading lists in particular.