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Stanley Trauth is professor of zoology and director of the Electron Microscope Facility at Arkansas State University. The author of over two hundred articles in scientific journals, he is the editor in chief of the Arkansas Academy of Science and past president of the Southeastern Division of the American Society of Icthyologists and Herpetologists.
"An excellent example of what states can accomplish toward
documenting their natural resources." —Library News for Zoos and
Aquariums
"A most important benchmark. . . . One hopes that authors and
publishers . . . will not attempt to copy the book, but instead
will use it as a baseline example to stimulate their own creativity
and writing style." —The Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological
Society
"This is a stunning and wonderful contribution to the natural
history of Arkansas, crammed with information and spectacular
photography. The authors bring together their extensive knowledge
of different groups and meld them in a way that ensures that The
Amphibians and Reptiles of Arkansas will be a lasting and
frequently used compendium." —Joseph T. Collins, director of Center
for North American Herpetology, Wildlife Author Laureate of
Kansas
"Has raised the bar for other state amphibian and reptile books. .
. . This is the new benchmark." —Herpetological Review
"This book is obviously a labor of love. . . . The authors have
done an excellent job. The text is well written, and the
photographs and illustrations are superb. The Amphibians and
Reptiles of Arkansas is an essential addition to the library of any
herpetologist, and will be accepted eagerly by the scientific
community." —James Dixon, professor emeritus at Texas A & M
University and author of Texas Snakes and Amphibians and Reptiles
of Texas
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