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Amphibians (National Museum of Natural Science)Type Collection Collection Identifier c0303 Alternative Title
Description Amphibians are the only vertebrates with a two-staged lifestyle. They have a special relationship with other animals in between land and water, and play an important part in the ecosystem. They are mostly small in size and nocturnal. Of the known native species of frogs in Taiwan, thirteen are unique to the island, representing one-third of all known species. The archival of frog species in the Museum of Natural Science focuses not only on traditional specimen collecting, but also on ecological, evolutional, developmental and structural viewpoints, including information on their calls and lifestyles. Size
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Owner Museum of Natural Science Is Located At Museum of Natural Science Is Accessed Via Sub-Collection
Super-Collection Amphibians; animals; organisms Catalogueor Index
Associated collection Amphibians (National Taiwan University)
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