AFRICAN FROGS
- FROGS
AND REPTILES OF THE IMPENETRABLE FOREST
The Impenetrable Forest, now Bwindi Impenetrable
National Park (BINP) is located in extreme southwest Uganda, only a few kilometers
from the Congo border and about 25 kilometers north of the Virunga Volcanos.
- FROGS
OF THE ARABUKO-SOKOKE FOREST
The Arabuko-Sokoke is Kenya's last remaining coastal forest. It is but
400 km2 in area and located approximately 60 miles north of the port of Mombasa. During
the rains, the study area is inundated, pools form some of which can be up
to 70 cm deep providing breeding sites for over 20 species of frogs.
- DISCOVERY OF A NEW SERENGETI
TREEFROG
The Serengeti is probably the most intensively studied ecosystem in all
of Africa.With over 120 species, the highly variable genus Hyperolius is the
dominant group within the African treefrog family, Hyperoliidae.
- GULF OF GUINEA
TREEFROGS [158 KB PDF]
Gulf of Guinea Expedition (2001)
I. The Taxonomic Status of the Genus Nesionixalus Perret,
1976 (Anura: Hyperoliidae), Treefrogs of São Tomé and
Príncipe, with Comments on the Genus Hyperolius.
California
Academy of Sciences, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California