Amphibian Species of the World 5.3, an Online Reference

Does this site focus mainly as a Taxonomic reference system or does it also contain specific natural history or field observations?

Its deffinitely in depth and I'm sure I will find many a use for the site.

Thanks for posting.
 
Well... it is one of the "Top Links" on the CC home page:p It is useful for taxonomy issues, as it lists all the former names of species, and often explains why particular changes were made.
 
Jennewt said:
Well... it is one of the "Top Links" on the CC home page:p It is useful for taxonomy issues, as it lists all the former names of species, and often explains why particular changes were made.
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Which I discovered about 15 minutes "after" I had originally made this thread...;)
 
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