From:    "David W. Inouye" 
Subject: AmphibiaWeb

1.  AmphibiaWeb
http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu/aw/

Dr. David Wake, Curator of the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology at the
University of California-Berkeley, and several graduate students have
launched AmphibiaWeb, an online database of amphibian biology and
conservation. The searchable database currently contains 137 species
accounts and eventually will provide information "for every species
of amphibian in the world." Species accounts include species
descriptions, photos, life history information, conservation status
information, and literature references. Although the new resource is
still under development, more than 100 species are already
photo-illustrated, and over 300 species have range maps; the
reference list contains in excess of 500 literature references. In
addition to the database, the site offers a section on worldwide
amphibian declines and information on how to contribute information
to the database. [LXP]

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