Book on Chinese amphibians

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I've just heard about this book:

The Colour Pictorial Handbook of Amphibians in Sichuan

http://www.hceis.com/product/index/amphipia/amphipia%20in%20Sichuan.htm

Anybody here have it?

I hear it has really good photos and illustrations, and covers 10 kinds of salamanders (not incl. newts) and 2 kinds of newts.

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Hi Tim
It looks like a very good book from your picture.
Pity it's in chinese
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Hi Francesco, yeah but with pics of egg masses and habitats even, it'd still be a nice addition to the collection. I could always get somebody to translate parts for me (and others
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). Looks like a really serious effort. Still, it's probably mostly devoted to frogs...
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That's what happens in most of the books on amphibians: 80% on anurans and 20% on caudates
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I know that there are much more species of frogs than salamanders...
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Tim, is there a good book on asian salamanders in english?
 
maybe a bit off topic, but does anyone know a good book on triturus species in english or dutch?
 
Yes, Francesco, there's a definite bias in favor of frogs
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Sorry, I don't know of any books on Asian sals in English, except for one that deals solely with Onychodactylus:

The Clawed Salamanders of Asia: Genus Onychodactylus
Biology, Distribution and Conservation
S L Kuzmin

Coen, have you seen The Newts and Salamanders of Europe (Richard A. Griffiths) yet? It's very good.

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