Explore the magnificent frogs and tadpoles of East
Malaysia (Borneo).
Alexander Haas
Intro
This web site was created to summarize results of a joint research project of the two authors and to promote the knowledge of East Malaysian frogs and toads.
We want to give you the best images available for identification of both frogs and their larval forms. We provide some basic biological information and help you to access additional knowledge.
This web site was created to summarize results of a joint research project of the two authors and to promote the knowledge of East Malaysian frogs and toads.
We want to give you the best images available for identification of both frogs and their larval forms. We provide some basic biological information and help you to access additional knowledge.
Learn about their larval forms and life
history.
Indraneil Das
Other Resources
For a comprehensive treatment of frog taxonomy see Amphibian Species of the World
Visit Amphibia Web: A scientific web site with a lot of information on all amphibians, such as images of species, sound files, country searches, and amphibian declines and conservation.
For a comprehensive treatment of frog taxonomy see Amphibian Species of the World
Visit Amphibia Web: A scientific web site with a lot of information on all amphibians, such as images of species, sound files, country searches, and amphibian declines and conservation.
This project discovered and described the following
new species:
Kalophrynus eok Das & Haas, 2003
Rhacophorus gadingensis Das & Haas, 2005
Polypedates chlorophthalmus Das, 2005
Pelophryne linanitensis Das, 2008
Pelophryne murudensis Das, 2008
(more to come)
Kalophrynus eok Das & Haas, 2003
Rhacophorus gadingensis Das & Haas, 2005
Polypedates chlorophthalmus Das, 2005
Pelophryne linanitensis Das, 2008
Pelophryne murudensis Das, 2008
(more to come)
More than
80
species
covered with biological information and color
photos! More to come...
