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    Philautus
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    Default Amphibians of the Western Ghats of India - a new field guide project

    Hey everyone! Glad to be joining the Frog Forum community.

    I am a fellow frog enthusiast, and spent 2009 researching amphibian diversity in the poorly-studied Western Ghats rainforest of southern India. Our study found new populations of two critically-endangered Philautus frogs, both descibed to science by Biju in 2009. In collaboration with a conservation-based Indian NGO, I am now creating the first field guide to the amphibians of this region....

    https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...estern-ghats-0

    Please check out my video and support the project if you can.

    Thanks!
    Matthew Halley

    as biological knowledge grows the ethic will shift fundamentally so that everywhere, for reasons that have to do with the very fiber of the brain, the fauna and flora of a country will be thought part of the national heritage as important as its art, its language...” - E.O. Wilson (1984)
    Last edited by Philautus; March 16th, 2011 at 10:55 AM. Reason: i put the wrong link!

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