Ananjeva / Guiyang / Sumatera / Sarawak / Bern / New York / Park / Zhengzhou / Beijing / Lawrence / Donnellan / London / Hamburg / Kuala Lumpur / /
Company
H. (1987) [Amphibian Fauna of Guizhou.] Guizhou Peoples Press / Blyth / Hoover / Loader S.P. / Bain / Magnolia Press / Natural History Publications (Borneo) Sdn. / Sarawak Forestry Corporation / Ryabov S.A. / Wilson / /
Country
Switzerland / Germany / Myanmar / Thailand / Indonesia / Malaysia / Vietnam / China / Madagascar / / /
Facility
British Museum / Zoologisches Museum / American Museum of Natural History / Columbia University / Sungai Berar Camp / Institute of Biodiversity / University of Kansas / University of Kansas Science Bulletin / /
Columbia University / Malaysia Laos / Department of Ecology / Evolution & Environmental Biology / American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists / New England Zoölogical Club / Institute of Biodiversity and Environmental Conservation / Borneo Highlands Resort Hornbill Golf & Jungle Club / China Wildlife Protection Association / Universiti Malaysia Sarawak / Asiatic Society of Bengal / IUCN / Henan Publishing House of Science and Technology / China Forestry Publishing House / University of Kansas / University of Kansas Science Bulletin / Sichuan Publishing House of Science and Technology / /
Person
Ali bin Yusop / Kelvin Kok Peng Lim / Manuel Schweizer / Iqbal Makmor / Ming Leong / Oswald Braken Tisen / Benard Tiong / David Gower / Samuel Shonleben / Amphibien von Palembang / Peter Kee Lin Ng / Pedro Peloso / Sama Jaya / Beatrice Blöchlinger / Das Tierreich / Kota Kinabalu / viii / Vladimir Shakhparonov / Mohamad bin Kohdi / Robert F. Inger / /
Position
Corresponding author / Shell Chair / /
ProvinceOrState
Kansas / New Brunswick / Alabama / Henan / Nakhon Sawan Province / New York / P.N. / South Carolina / Yunnan / /
PublishedMedium
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution / Journal of Zoology / Natural History / Nucleic Acids Research / /
Region
east Asia / southern China / East Malaysia / western China / /
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