< < home
Curriculum Vitae


CV Index:
Education | Theses | Peer-reviewed Publications | Undergrad Mentoring | Grad-level Courses | Current Position | Teaching Experience | Grants and Awards | Professional Societies | Field Experience | Presentations | Reports and Other Publications




Danté Bruce Fenolio


Education

2008-present: Amphibian Conservation Scientist, Atlanta Botanical Garden

2004-2008: University of Miami, Ph.D. in Biology

2000-2003: University of Oklahoma, Masters degree in Zoology

1996-1994: University of California Santa Cruz - BA Environmental Studies/Biology

1993-1990: De Anza Junior College

1990-1986: Saratoga High School

 

Theses

Ph.D. - University of Miami
2008: 2008: "Addressing Amphibian Decline through the Amphibian Conservation Action Plan."

Master's Thesis - University of Oklahoma
2003: "Ecology of the Grotto Salamander, Typhlotriton spelaeus." Unpublished Masters Thesis. University of Oklahoma, Department of Zoology, Norman, OK.

Undergraduate Senior Thesis - University of California Santa Cruz
1996: "Captive Reproduction of the Orange-legged Monkey Frog (Phyllomedusa hypocondrialis), and Development of a Protocol for Phyllomedusine Frog Reproduction in the Laboratory." - Published in Advances in Herpetoculture--Special Publications of the International Herpetological Symposium, Inc. 1:13-21.

Peer Reviewed Publications

Graening, G.O., M.E. Slay, D.B. Fenolio, and H.W. Robison. 2008. Annotated checklist of the isopoda (Subphylum Crustacea; Class Malacostraca) of Arkansas and Oklahoma, with an emphasis upon subterranean habitats. Arkansas Academy of Sciences, In Press.

Graening, G.O., J.R. Holsinger, D.B. Fenolio, E.A. Bergey, and C.C. Vaughn. 2007. Annotated checklist of the amphipod crustaceans of Oklahoma, with emphasis on groundwater habitats. Oklahoma Academy of Sciences, 86:65-74.

Fenolio, D.B., M.E. Walvoord, J.F. Stout, J.E. Randrianirina, and F. Andreone. 2007. A new tree hole breeding Anodonthyla (Chordata: Anura: Microhylidae: Cophylinae) from low-altitude rainforests of the Masoala Peninsula, northeastern Madagascar. Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington, 120(1):86-98.

Fenolio, D.B., G.O. Graening, and J.F. Stout. 2006. Coprophagy in a cave-adapted salamander; the importance of bat guano examined through stable isotope and nutritional analyses. Proceedings of the Royal Society-B, 273(1585):439-443.

Lewis, J.J., G.O. Graening, D.B. Fenolio, and E.A. Bergey. 2006. Caecidotea mackini, new species, with a synopsis of the subterranean asellids of Oklahoma (Crustacea: Isopoda: Asellidae). Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington, 119(4):563-575.

Graening, G.O., J.R. Holsinger, D.B. Fenolio, E.A. Bergey, and C.C. Vaughn. 2006. Annotated checklist of the amphipod crustaceans of Oklahoma, with emphasis on groundwater habitats. Proceedings of the Oklahoma Academy of Sciences, 86:65-74.

Fenolio, D.B., H.L.R. Silva, and N.G. Da Silva Jr. 2006. Leptodactylus pustulatus Peters (Amphibia: Leptodactylidae) with notes on habitat, ecology, and color in life. Herpetological Review, 37(2):140-142.

Graening, G.O., D.B. Fenolio, H.H. Hobbs, S. Jones, M.E. Slay, S.R. McGinnis, and J.F. Stout. 2006. Range extension and status update for the Oklahoma Cave Crayfish, Cambarus tartarus (Decapoda: Cambaridae). The Southwestern Naturalist, 51(1):94-99.

McAllister, C.T., C.R. Bursey, S.E. Trauth, and D.B. Fenolio. 2006. Helminth parasites of the grotto salamander, Eurycea spelaea (Caudata: Plethodontidae), from northern Arkansas and southern Missouri. Comparative Parasitology, 73(2):291-297.

Da Costa, M.C., D.B. Fenolio, J.T. Itamar, V. Viera Jr., H.L.R. Silva, and N.J. Da Silva Jr. 2006. Hyla albopunctata (Spotted tree frog), H. multifasciata (Many-banded tree frog), Barycholos ternetzi (Savage's Goiás Frog), Epipedobatea flavopictus (Cerrado Poison Frog) Predation. Herpetological Review, 37(2):140-142.

Cumberlidge, N., D.B. Fenolio, M. Walvoord, and J. Stout. 2005. Tree-climbing crabs (Potamonautidae and Sesarmidae) from phytotelmic microhabitats in rainforest canopy in Madagascar. Journal of Crustacean Biology, 25(2):302-308.

Fenolio, D.B., G.O. Graening, and J.F. Stout. 2005. Seasonal movement pattern of pickerel frogs (Rana palustris) in an Ozark cave and ecological implications supported by stable isotope evidence. The Southwestern Naturalist, 50(3):385-389.

Fenolio, D. and S. Trauth. 2005. Species account for Eurycea (Typhlotriton) spelaeus. In Lannoo, M. (ed.) Amphibian Declines in North America. University of California Press, pp 863-866.

Graening, G.O. and D.B. Fenolio. 2005. Status update of the Delaware County Cave Crayfish, Cambarus subterraneus (Decapoda: Cambaridae). Proceedings of the Oklahoma Academy of Sciences, 85:85-89.

Andreone, F., D.B. Fenolio, and M.E. Walvoord. 2003. Two unknown arboreal frogs (genus Platypelis) described from the rain forests of northeastern Madagascar (Microhylidae: Cophylinae). Current Herpetology, 22(2):91-100.

Fenolio, D. 2000. Bufo paracnemis - Feeding Behavior. Herpetological Review, 32(2):101.

Fenolio, D. 1996. Captive Reproduction of the Orange-legged Monkey Frog (Phyllomedusa hypocondrialis), and Development of a Protocol for Phyllomedusine Frog Reproduction in the Laboratory. Advances in Herpetoculture - Special Publications of the International Herpetological Symposium, Inc. 1:13-21.

 

Mentoring Undergraduate Research

2004-2008 Kelly Hillbun, Undergraduate assistant at the University of Miami. Kelly participated in heavy metal exposure experiments and tannic acid experimentation. She assisted in all aspects of the research projects and has graduated and been accepted into a graduate program at the University of Washington.

 

Select Graduate Courses

2006:

Pedagogy & Course Development

University of Miami

2006:

Endangered Species & Environmental Contaminants: Conducting Problem Formulation under the Endangered Species Act (ESA)

Society of Envrionmental Toxicology and Chemistry

2006:

Academic Grant Writing

University of Miami

2005:

Ecotoxicology and amphibians

University of Miami

2005:

Advanced Mass Spectrometric Analysis for Endocrine Disruptors in the Environment

Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry

2005:

Methods in Animal behavior

University of Miami

2005:

Island biogeography

University of Miami

2004:

Animal behavior

University of Miami

2002:

Psychological statistics

University of Oklahoma

2002:

Plethodontid salamander biology

Highlands Biological Station - University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

2000:

Evolutionary ecology

University of Oklahoma

2000:

Conservation biology

University of Oklahoma

2000:

Professional aspects

University of Oklahoma

2000:

Physiological ecology "water balance"

University of Oklahoma

1999:

Animal behavior

University of California Santa Cruz

1999:

Evolution

University of California Santa Cruz

 

Teaching Experience

Fall 2004-Spring 2006:

(T.A.) Introductory Biology Laboratory for majors- University of Miami

Spring 2004:

(T.A.) Introductory Zoology Laboratory & Medical Entomology- University of Oklahoma

Fall 2001-Fall 2003:

(T.A.) Introductory Zoology Laboratory- University of Oklahoma

Spring 2001:

(T.A.) Medical Entomology- University of Oklahoma

Fall 2000:

(T.A.) Animal Behavior Laboratory- University of Oklahoma

Spring 2000:

(T.A.) Introductory Zoology Laboratory- University of Oklahoma

August 1998:

Short field methods course for the Catholic University of Goiás- Goiania, Brasil

 

Grants and Awards

2006: Best Published Graduate Student Paper, University of Miami, Department of Biology
2006: Tropical Biology Fellowship, University of Miami, Department of Biology
2006: Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, University of Miami, Department of Biology
2005: Joseph Laszlo Memorial Award - International Herpetological Symposium
2005: GRANT - Awarded by the Javitch Foundation for investigation of Texas subterranean Eurycea: $10,600
2005: Amazonian Conservation Association grant: $3,700
2005: Best Published Graduate Student Paper, University of Miami, Dept. of Biology
2004: University of Miami Provost Travel Award: $300
2004: Kriloff Travel Scholarship, University of Miami: $200
2003-2006: Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, assisting collaborator on: Bergey, E. A. Faunal survey of Oklahoma caves and springs: $108,344
2003-2004: Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation - Survey of the grotto salamander, Typhlotriton spelaeus (Danté Fenolio as objective leader). Part of: Bergey, L. Surveys and studies of some crayfish and the grotto salamander in Oklahoma: $7,935
2003: Blanche Adams Zoological Summer Scholarship -- University of Oklahoma: $2,500
2003: Blanche Adams Zoological Annual Scholarship -- University of Oklahoma: $1,000
2002: Highlands Biological Station: half tuition scholarship for Plethodontid Salamander Biology
2001: University of Oklahoma Graduate Student Senate Travel Grant: $250
2001: Oklahoma City Zoological Society Partial Sponsorship -- French Canopy Raft Project in Madagascar: $3,500
2001: Oklahoma City Zoo -- wildlife conservation fund -- French Canopy Raft Project in Madagascar: $1,000
2001: Private Donations -- French Canopy Raft Project in Madagascar: $2,000
2001: Blanche Adams Zoological Summer Scholarship -- University of Oklahoma: $2,500
2001: University of Oklahoma Graduate Student Senate Research Grant: $125
2001: First place, Nature Conservancy's "Wild Places" photo contest - image of a Texas blind cave salamander
2000: Private Industry Grant, Naturae -- Brasil: $1500
2000: University of Oklahoma Graduate Student Senate Research Grant: $400
1999: First place, Nature Conservancy's "Wild Places" photo contest - image of a rosy clear wing butterfly
1999: IRBA/Vivarium magazine terrarium design contest -- First Place - large tropical enclosure
1999: IRBA/Vivarium magazine terrarium design contest -- "Best of Show"
1994: Josef Laszlo Memorial Award - International Herpetological Symposia

 

Professional Societies

2006-present: National Speleological Society

2005-2006: Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry

2004-present: Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology

2004-present: Biological Society of Washington

2002-present: American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists

1998-present: Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles

 

Field Experience

August 2007: West Virginia- Gyrinophilus subterraneus work in Greenbriar County
July 2007: Gulf of Mexico- Deep sea photography work
May 2007: Japan- Japanese giant salamander and firefly squid work
March 2007: Monterey, California- Deep sea photography work
February 2007: Ozarks of Oklahoma- Amblyopsis tissue collection
September 2006: Ozarks of Missouri- Eurycea spelaea tissue collection
August 2006: Edward's Plateau of Texas- Stygobitic salamander work
April 2006: Peru- Research at the CICRA Biological Research Station on the Madre de Dios River
March 2006: Ozarks and Arbuckles of Oklahoma- Subterranean Biodiversity Project
February 2006: Panama- Herpetological Field Work
January 2006: Ozarks and Arbuckles of Oklahoma- Subterranean Biodiversity Project
Jul/Aug 2005: Ozarks and Arbuckles of Oklahoma- Subterranean Biodiversity Project
May/June 2005: Brasil- Herpetological field work for the University Catolica de Goiás and Dr. Nelson Da Silva
December 2004: Ozarks and Arbuckles of Oklahoma/Arkansas- Subterranean Biodiversity Project
December 2003: Russia- Herpetological collaborations
Feb/Jul 2003: Ozarks and Arbuckles of Oklahoma/Arkansas- Subterranean Biodiversity Project
Jul/Dec 2002: Ozarks and Arbuckles of Oklahoma/Arkansas- Subterranean Biodiversity Project
Oct/Nov 2001: Madagascar- Herpetological field work on the French canopy raft program-- Masoala Penninsula
August 2001: Brasil - Herpetological field work for the University Catolica de Goiás and Dr. Nelson Da Silva
June 2001: Puerto Rico- Private industry photographic work
May 2001: Bolivia- Herpetological field work for William Lamar
Mar/April 2001: Brasil- Herpetological field work for the University Catolica de Goiás and Dr. Nelson Da Silva
July/Aug 2000: Brasil- Herpetological field work for the University Catolica de Goiás and Dr. Nelson Da Silva
Feb 2000-present: MS project in Ozark Mts. caves, Oklahoma, Arkansas studying grotto salamanders (Typhlotriton spelaeus)
Aug 1999: Guatemala/Mexico- Photographic work
July/Aug 1998: Brasil- Herpetological field work for the University Catolica de Goiás and Dr. Nelson Da Silva
June 1998: Kenya- Herpetological field work for the University of California Berkeley
June 1998: Uganda- Herpetological field work for the University of California Berkeley
Feb/Mar 1998: Brasil- Herpetological field work for the University Catolica de Goiás and Dr. Nelson Da Silva
July 1997: Costa Rica- Invitation to speak at the International Herpetological Symposia and photographic work
July 1997: Panama- Photographic work
Aug 1996: Peru- Herpetological field work for William Lamar
Aug 1995: Peru- Herpetological field work for William Lamar
July. 1995: Ecuador- Herpetological field work for William Lamar
June 1995: Hawaiian island of Oahu- Introduced Dendrobatid observations project
April/May/June 1995: UCSC Natural Reserves internship, Monterey, California- Anniella field study project with Dr. Margret Fusari
Jan/Feb/Mar 1995: UCSC internship- Santa Cruz Mts., California, amphibian survey with Dr. Margret Fusari
July 1994: Peru- Herpetological field work for William Lamar
Aug 1993: Hawaiian island of Oahu- Introduced Dendrobatid observations project
June 1993: Costa Rica- Herpetological field work for William Lamar
Jan 1992: Costa Rica- Herpetological field work for William Lamar
July 1991: Peru- Herpetological field work for William Lamar
Aug 1990: Hawaiian island of Oahu- Introduced Dendrobatid observations project
July 1990: Trinidad/Tobago- Photographic work
April 1990: Anza Borrego Desert, California- Biological field class/photographic work
June 1989: Mt. Lassen, California- Biological field class/photographic work
April 1989: Anza Borrego Desert, California- Biological field class/photographic work
April 1988: Anza Borrego Desert, California- Biological field class/photographic work
July 1987: Hawaiian island of Oahu- Introduced Dendrobatid observations project


Academic Presentations and Contributed Papers at Scientific Meetings

Fenolio, D.B. 2007. Maintaining and breeding frogs in the laboratory. Florida Asociation of Lab Animal Sciences, July 20-23, Melbourne Fl.

O'Reilly, J.C., C.R. Infante, D.B. Fenolio, and S.M. Deban. 2006. Prey capture in "macrophagous" tadpoles. Annual Meeting of the Society of Integrative and Comparitive Biology, January 4-8, Orlando, Fl.

Fenolio, D.B. 2006. Herpetological diversity of the termite mounds of Brasil's Cerrado. Annual Meeting of the Society of Integrative and Comparitive Biology, January 4-8, 2006, Orlando, FL.

Fenolio, D.B. 2005. Population ecology and behavior of the Ozark blind cave salamander, Eurycea spelaea. Annual Meeting of the Society of Integrative and Comparitive Biology, January 4-8, 2005, San Diego, CA.

Fenolio, D.B. 2004. Population ecology of the grotto salamander, Typhlotriton spelaeus. Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, April 26 - May 1, 2004, Norman, OK.

Fenolio, D.B. 2003. The subterranean biodiversity of the Ozarks. Russian Academy of Sciences, December 2003, St. Petersburgh, Russia.

Fenolio, D.B., M.E. Walvoord, J. Stout, and J.E. Randrianirina. 2002. A survey of microhabitats, herpetofauna, and stratification in northeastern Madagascar using the canopy raft program. Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, July 3-8, 2002, Kansas City.

Fenolio, D.B. 1999. Amphibian decline - proposed mechanisms behind the phenomenon. de Saisset Museum, November 1999, University of Santa Clara University, CA.

O'Reilly, J.C., D. Fenolio, L.C. Rania and M. Wilkinson. 1998. Altriciality and extended parental care in the west African caecilian Geotrypetes seraphini (Gymnophiona: Caeciliidae). American Zoologist, 38:187A.

Fenolio, D.B. 1995. Amphibian ecology work in the upper Amazon Basin. University of California at Berkeley's Herpetological Group Meeting. February 1995, CA.

Invited Presentations

July 2007 Atlanta Botanical Garden - Atlanta, GA
June 2007 Philadelphia Zoo - Philadelphia, PA
July 2006 Wildlife Conservation Society/Bronx Zoo - New York, NY
Feb 2006 CBSG/WAZA Ex Situ Amphibian Conservation Planning Workshop - Panama
Oct 2005 Atlanta Botanical Gardens/American Frog Day - Atlanta GA
Jul 2005 International Herpetological Symposium - Phoenix AZ
Mar 2004 Chicago Herpetological Society
Feb 2004 San Marcos Caving Society
Oct 2002 Las Vegas Herpetological Society
Jun 2002 Oklahoma Herpetological Society
Apr 2002 Dallas Herpetological Society
Mar 2001 Oklahoma City Zoo Herpetological Conference
Nov 1999 South Nevada Herpetological Society
Sep 1999 East Texas Herpetological Society - annual convention
July 1999 International Herpetological Symposium - San Diego, CA
Nov 1998 East Texas Herpetological Society/Houston Zoo
Jan 1998 North Bay Herpetological Society
Oct 1997 Northern California Herpetological Society
Sep 1997 West Coast / United States Amphibian Day - Annual Meeting
June 1997 International Herpetological Symposium - Liberia, Costa Rica
Jan 1997 South Nevada Herpetological Society
Nov 1996 San Diego Zoo
Sep 1996 West Coast / United States Amphibian Day - Annual Meeting
Feb 1996 Bay Area Amphibian and Reptile Society
Jan 1996 South Nevada Herpetological Society
Dec 1995 Eugene Herpetological Society
Sep 1995 West Coast / United States Amphibian Day - Annual Meeting
April 1995 All Florida Herpetological Conference
June 1994 International Herpetological Symposium - New Orleans, LA
Nov 1993 Bay Area Amphibian and Reptile Society
Oct 1990 Bay Area Amphibian and Reptile Society

 

Technical Reports

Bergey, E.A., G.O. Graening, and D.B. Fenolio. 2007. Faunal survey of Oklahoma caves and springs. Final Report presented to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.

Bergey, E.A., G.O. Graening, and D.B. Fenolio. 2006. Faunal survey of Oklahoma caves and springs. Annual Report presented to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.

Bergey, E.A., S.N. Jones, and D.B. Fenolio. 2005. Surveys and studies of Oklahoma crayfish and the grotto salamander. Final Report. Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Project T-11-P-1.

Bergey, E.A., G.O. Graening, and D.B. Fenolio. 2005. Faunal survey of Oklahoma caves and springs. Annual Report. Submitted to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.

Bergey, E.A., D.B. Fenolio, and G.O. Graening. 2003. Aquatic cave invertebrate survey Ozark Plateau National Wildlife Refuge and associated areas:1-28. Submitted to: Steve Hensley and the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Tulsa, Oklahoma.

 

Other Publications

Fenolio. D. 2007. My photographic journey. National Speleological Society News, 65(7):22-24.

Fenolio, D. 2006. Keeping and breeding clown tree frogs. Reptiles, 15(7):48-57.

Fenolio, D. 2006. The wetsuit vampire. Reptiles, 14(12):24-26.

Fenolio, D. 2006. Breakfast with a jaguar. Reptiles 14(3):24-26.

Fenolio, D., J. Stout, and M. Walvoord. 2005. Life in Madagascar's Treetops. Reptiles, 13(6):58-69.

Fenolio, D. 2004. Wild about White's. Reptiles, Annual 2004:8-18.

Fenolio, D. 2004. Say hello to the caecilians. Reptiles, 12(12):38-42.

Fenolio, D. 2003. Keeping and breeding the three stripe poison frog, tiger morphs. Reptiles, July 11(7):70-77.

Fenolio, D. 2002. Ilha Serra Negra (Black Mountain Island): Part 2. Reptiles, Oct. 10(10):74-81.

Fenolio, D. 2002. Ilha Serra Negra (Black Mountain Island): Part 1. Reptiles, Sept. 10(9):42-50.

Fenolio, D. 2002. Preparing for a Trip to the Tropics. Reptiles, May 10(5):30-37.

Fenolio, D. 2002. Fringe Benefits. Reptiles, Feb. 10(2):44-53.

Fenolio, D. 2001. Vivarium Microhabitats. Reptiles, Feb. 9(2):38-43.

Fenolio, D. 2001. Big Mouths: Horned and pyxie frogs. Reptiles, Annual 2001:122-125.

Fenolio, D. 1999. Frogs that Kill. Vivarium 11(1):26-29, 50-51.

Fenolio, D. 1999. Mastering the Masters of Colonization. Reptiles, July 1999 7(7):76-83.

Fenolio, D. 1999. A Wet Serenade. Vivarium, 10(3):17-20.

Fenolio, D. 1998. The Vanishing Cerrado. Vivarium, 9(5):38-42.

Fenolio, D. and Powell, C. 1998. Dendrobates ventrimaculatus: A complex of Magnificent Little Poison-Dart Frogs. Reptiles, August 1998:12-19.

Fenolio, D. 1998. Notes on the Captive Reproduction of the Amazonian Milk Frog (Phrynohyas resinifictrix). Reptiles, April 1998:84-89.

Fenolio, D. 1998. Beginning Salamander and Newt Keeping. Reptiles, Annual 1998:92-105.

Fenolio, D and Ready, M. 1997. Mystical Monkey Frogs: Sapo’s Magic. Fauna, 1(2):68-72.

Fenolio, D. 1997. The Hole Thing: Frog and Toad Microhabitats. Fauna, 1(1):4-15.

Ready, M. and Fenolio, D. 1997. A Visit to the Vivarium in Quito Ecuador. Reptiles, Jan. 1997:12-20.

Fenolio, D. 1997. Beginning Amphibian Keeping: How to Stay Ahead. Reptiles; Annual 1997:48-65.

Fenolio, D. 1996. A Trip to Trinidad and Tobago in Search of Tropical Anurans. Vivarium, 8(1):34-39.

Fenolio, D. and Ready, M. 1996. California: the Ensatina State. Vivarium, 7(4):32-37,60.

Fenolio, D. and Ready, M. 1995. Night Hiking the Río Momón, Perú. Vivarium, 7(2):30-35,54.

O'Reilly, J., Fenolio, D. and Ready, M. 1995. Limbless Amphibians: Caecilians. Vivarium, 7(1):26-29,35-36,52-54.

Fenolio, D. and Ready, M. 1995. Some Notes on the Pinocchio Toad, Bufo dapsilis. Vivarium, 7(1):50-51.

Fenolio, D. and Ready, M. 1995. Natural History of the Mexican Burrowing Frog Rinophrynus dorsalis. Vivarium, 6(6):18-21.

Fenolio, D. and Ready, M. 1995. Giant Salamanders. Vivarium, 6(5):18-22.

Fenolio, D. and Ready, M. 1995. Casque Headed Frogs of the Genus Hemiphractus. Vivarium, 6(4):18-23.

Fenolio, D. 1995. Some Notes on the Natural History, Captive Husbandry, and Reproduction of the Avocado Harlequin Toad, Atelopus peruensis Grey and Cannatella. American Dendrobatid Group Newsletter, 20:1-3.

Fenolio, D. 1994. Natural History and Captive Husbandry Notes on Lehmann's Dart-Poison Frog (Dendrobates lehmanni). Vivarium, 6(3):52-54.

Fenolio, D. 1994. Through the Eye of the Amphibian. Vivarium, 6(2):18-21.

Ready, M. and Fenolio, D. 1994. Phyllomedusine Frogs of Latin America: Captive Husbandry and Natural History. Vivarium, 5(6):26-29,36-37.

Fenolio, D. 1994. To Peru in Search of Tropical Anurans. Vivarium, 5(4):18-21,36.

 




< < home
©2002-2008, D. Fenolio
updated 30 June 2008