| Links
on this page which are in italics take you to pages on my website;
all others take you to pages of particular interest on an outside website. |
General
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| AmphibiaWeb |
  This
is an official website of the University of Berkeley in California.
It can be searched by name and country, and the species accounts include
excellent photographs, which include enlargements up to 1256 x 731
pixels. The Digital
Library amphibian search engine is the best I've ever seen - you can
enter an amphibian name, a country name, or the name of an American state
and then page through photo galleries of amphibians from that country or
state. The only drawback is that this digital library is very
incomplete. Last visited in March of 2008. |
| WildHerps.com |
This
is a superior quality amateur website by a guy who takes his herpetology
very seriously, as you can see from his frog
and toad page. |
American
Museum of Natural History, Herpetology Department:
Amphibian
species of the world |
 This
website is as dry and useless as they come. It's intended for the
hard-core scientist and doesn't even seem to have photos, but there is
a very feeble website
links page. Last visited in March of 2008. |
By
Country
| INBIOS
amphibian UBIs |
This
Costa Rican government website is in Spanish, but it has lots of good pictures
with the corresponding Latin name of the animal alongside. |
Frogs
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