phrynomerus annectens (werner), a rare frog in the augrabies falls national park

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Abstract
During a visit (1977.01.28) to the Augrabies Falls National Park, Republic of South Africa, a heavy shower of rain brought relief to prevailing hot, dry conditions. A specimen of the rare South West African Red banded Frog Phrynomerus annectens (Werner) was collected that evening, on the lawn of the administration block.
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Authors ;U. de V. Pienaar
Journal current pharmaceutical design
Year 1977
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10.4102/koedoe.v20i1.947
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https://koedoe.co.za/index.php/koedoe/article/view/947
Keywords
general geographical distribution including nature conservation

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