Description

A hook: A quiet archive reveals the living chorus of Mexico and Central America's amphibians, restored for today's curious minds. A second line: This is more than a field guide; it is a doorway into a nineteenth- and twentieth-century scientific world that still speaks to today's researchers and lovers of nature. Descriptions Of New Hylid Frogs From Mexico And Central America by William E. Duellman is a clear, inspiring beacon in the realm of amphibian taxonomy. Through meticulous taxonomic descriptions and a field guide style, the work reads as a science romance-rigorous enough for academic researchers, yet accessible to field naturalists and thoughtful readers alike. Its form and themes illuminate the craft of systematic description, offering a venerable herpetology reference that remains relevant to those tracing the diversity of mexico and central america frogs. This book carries literary and historical significance as a cornerstone of early twentieth century science, a foundational voice in amphibian taxonomy classics. For casual readers, it offers crisp insights into the natural history of hylid frogs; for collectors of classic literature, it stands as a cultural treasure to be treasured alongside other enduring monographs. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure.