SCIENTIFIC AND STANDARD ENGLISH NAMES OF AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES OF NORTH AMERICA NORTH OF MEXICO, WITH COMMENTS REGARDING CONFIDENCE IN OUR UNDERSTANDING

By Ronald M. Bonett, J. Boundy, F. Burbrink, B. Crother, Kevin de Queiroz, D. Frost, R. Highton, J. Iverson, E. Jockusch, F. Kraus and 10 more. 2012

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