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Reptiles and Amphibians of Prince Edward Country, Ontario
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More By Peter Christie This work offers a comprehensive look at the little-known residents of, a well-known corner of rural Ontario. Complete with descriptions and illustrations, this book provides serious and amateur naturalists with a thorough compilation of recent and historic reports of the some thirty species of turtles, snakes, frogs, toads and salamanders that are - or once were - found in this unique part of the province. This text acquaints readers with the likelihood of encountering these fascinating creatures in the area while maps of all known records illustrate where these animals have been uncovered in the past. Discussions of changes in species abundance offer a sense of the shifts that have taken place in reptile and amphibian communities in the area over time. My Links To thank me use my links, please! rs thief, not rs mirror
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