Biological Developments in Amphibians and Reptiles

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Herpetology has consistently been one of the most vital subfields in zoology. The author skillfully blends the diversity in the study of reptiles, amphibians, and other living things to show the breadth of ebb and flow of herpetological look. The topics covered the development, characterization, improvement, population growth, and ecological challenges related to the study of land, aquatic, and reptile species. It is crucial for biology, conduct, development, systematics, and morphology courses and is a firm foundation for current herpetology courses. This book is regarded in a few countries as an essential resource for studying herpetology since it uses models from reptiles and other lands, water, and wildlife worldwide. Due to the wide range of environmental, physiological, morphological, behavioral, and transformative instances they exhibit, land, aquatic, and reptile creatures have adopted a focal position in research. Expands the focus on herpetology's preservation science while retaining a solid foundation in the biology of reptiles, other lands, and water-based animals.