Amphibian Biology, Volume 11, Part 5 : Status of Conservation and Decline of Amphibians: Eastern Hemisphere: Northern Europe (Amphibian Biology)

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Amphibian Biology, Volume 11, Part 5 : Status of Conservation and Decline of Amphibians: Eastern Hemisphere: Northern Europe (Amphibian Biology)

Heatwole, Harold (EDT)/ Wilkinson, John W. (EDT)

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Pelagic Publishing（2019/05発売）
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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 196 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781784270162
DDC分類 597.8

Full Description

Amphibian species around the world are unusually vulnerable to a variety of threats, by no means all of which are properly understood. Volume 11 in this major series is published in parts devoted to the causes of amphibian decline and to conservation measures in regions of the world. This volume, Part 5 in the series, is concerned with Northern Europe (Luxembourg, Germany, Poland, Switzerland, Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Denmark).

Each chapter has been written by experts from each country, describing the ecological background and the conservation status of affected species, with an emphasis on native species. As well as infectious diseases and parasites, threats take the form of introduced and invasive species, pollution, destruction and alteration of habitat, and climatic change. These are discussed as they affect each species. All these countries have monitoring schemes and conservation programs, whose origins and activities are described. Recommendations for action are also made.

Edited by leading scholars in the field, Volume 11, when complete, will provide a definitive survey of the amphibian predicament and a stimulus to further research with the objective of arresting the global decline of an entire class of animal.

Luxembourg

Laura R. Wood, Edmée Engel, Richard A. Griffiths, Roland Proess and Laurent Schley

Germany

Richard Podloucky and Andreas Nöllert

Poland

Maciej Pabijan and Maria Ogielska

Switzerland

Benedikt R. Schmidt and Silvia Zumbach

Austria

Marc Sztatecsny

Czech Republic

Lenka Jeřábková, Martin Šandera and Vojtech Baláž

Slovakia

Ján Kautman and Peter Mikulíček

Norway

Leif Yngve Gjerde

Sweden

Claes Andrén

Finland

Ville Vuorio and Jarmo Saarikivi

Estonia

Riinu Rannap

Latvia

Aija Pupina, Mihails Pupins, Andris Ceirans and Agnese Pupina

Lithuania

Giedrus Trakimas, Jolanta Rimšaitė and John W. Wilkinson

Denmark

Kåre Fog, Lars Christian Adrados, Andreas Andersen, Lars Briggs, Per Klit Christensen, Niels Damm, Finn Hansen, Martin Hesselsøe and Uffe Mikkelsen