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Monitoring Terrestrial Reptiles and Amphibians in the Mediterranean Coast Network, 2009 Project Repo

Monitoring Terrestrial Reptiles and Amphibians in the Mediterranean Coast Network, 2009 Project Repo

by Riley, Seth P D
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This report summarizes the monitoring of terrestrial reptiles and amphibians conducted in 2009 within the 3 MEDN parks: CABR, SAMO, and CHIS. Here we provide only simple summary statistics, but future analyses will directly address the objectives of the protocol such as determining the status and trends of herptofaunal occupancy rates, community dynamics, and abundance indices.

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Pub dateSep 12, 2013
ISBN-101492344087
ISBN-139781492344087
LanguageEnglish
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