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1 March 2014
ISSN 0022-1511
eISSN 1937-2418
Editorial
EUROPEAN HERPETOLOGICAL CONSERVATION
HERPETOLOGICAL CONSERVATION IN NORTH AMERICA
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Image and text by William W. Lamar.
The Giant Gladiator Frog (Boana boans) occurs along tropical rivers from Panama throughout lowland South America. When waters recede during the dry season, stretches of moist sand become the stage for impressive amphibian combat. Male B. boans descend from the trees to create and defend circular breeding pools. Wherever they occur, their sonorous "BWACK, BWACK, BWACK" calls are an integral part of the night. The large male in the image was photographed along Amazonian Peru's Momόn River.
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