Amphibians and Reptiles of the St. Vincent and Grenada Banks, West Indies

Name: Amphibians and Reptiles of the St. Vincent and Grenada Banks, West Indies
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Amphibians and Reptiles of the St. Vincent and Grenada Banks, West Indies treats all the herpetological species of these 40 islands.... Show more

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Series	Frankfurter Beiträge zur Naturkunde
Authors	Robert W. Henderson & Robert Powell
ISBN	9783899734836
Publisher	Edition Chimaira
Language	English
Pages	448
Format	Hardcover
Images	Colour images, line drawings and distribution maps
Year published	2018

In the Eastern Caribbean, the more than 40 islands of the St. Vincent Bank and the Grenada Bank (Grenada and the Grenadine Islands) harbor at least 32 species of frogs and reptiles. Like many West Indian islands, the combined herpetofaunas of the two island banks comprise a mixture of native (including island and bank endemics) and introduced species. They include species that are virtually ubiquitous to those that have precariously limited distributions and are critically endangered, a condition largely attributable to habitat destruction and the impact of introduced species. This book provides a compilation of our current knowledge of the frogs and reptiles of the two island banks and raises concerns for their futures.

Robert W. Henderson is Curator of Herpetology Emeritus at the Milwaukee Public Museum (USA). His studies of West Indian treeboas (Corallus) are ongoing.
Robert Powell is Professor of Biology at Avila University in Kansas City, Missouri (USA). His research seeks to understand the responses of West Indian herpetofaunas to human-mediated environmental alterations.

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