Minnesota Frogs and Toads
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Description: Sketches and descriptions of the most common types.
© 1998 Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Since 1989, an increasing number of scientists have been the decline of frog and toad populations around the world. These declines have been associated with habitat loss and fragmentation, chemical pollution, ultraviolet radiation, acid precipitation, commercial harvest for food, and unknown causes. Understanding frogs may help us better understand how these problems affect humans, too. Learning about frogs is also fun and, as this page shows, opens a door to a facinating corner of the natural world.
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| Date | activated: 01-Dec-1989 last updated: 10-Jan-2013 expires: 31-Jul-2014 |