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        Amphibian species richness and distribution in northwestern Ontario : the importance of hydroperiod 

        Robinson, Jeff N. (2004)
        The preservation of biodiversity has become a fundamental ecological goal in recent years. If we wish to prevent or reverse worldwide amphibian declines it is imperative that we understand patterns of abundance ...
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        Species richness, species incidence and turnover of amphibians in Northwestern Ontario : assessing the role of habitat characteristics 

        Abbott, Virginia Ann (2004)
        There has been recent global concern over the decline of some amphibian populations. The loss of amphibian species is of concern because they play a crucial role in ecosystem structure and are indicators of ecosystem ...
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        Status of turtle populations in Point Pelee National Park 

        Browne, Constance Lynn (2003)
        Loss of biodiversity has been an irrepressible consequence of growing human populations and resource use. Some groups, such as turtles, are especially vulnerable because of their natural history. Turtles are threatened ...
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        Water chemistry: its effects on amphibians in Northwestern Ontario, Canada 

        Sanzo, Domenico (2004)
        Understanding the role that abiotic environmental factors play in determining the distribution of organisms is of fundamental importance to ecologists. Most amphibians are inherently dependent on aquatic habitats and ...

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