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Amar Kumar Nayak

Duttaphrynus melanostictus - Common Indian Toad

Arun Lal

Dr. Asim Mitra

Fahim Khan

Polypedates spp. - Tree Frogs

Joel A. Jacob

Duttaphrynus melanostictus - Common Indian Toad

Ketaki P Dave

Shubham Murlidhar Hadkar

Srujan Ogale

Srujan Ogale & Varun Satose

Vishesh P.V

Duttaphrynus melanostictus - Common Indian Toad

Number of records:33

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Biodiversity Atlas - India is a species-based bioinformatics platform that is voluntarily supported by numerous organisations such as the National Centre for Biological Sciences, Indian Foundation for Butterflies, Diversity India, and Titli Trust. The platform is designed for aggregating, displaying and analysing biodiversity data from tropical developing countries and other biodiversity hotspots such as India. It is a distributed platform of stand-alone, taxon-specific, natural history websites that give ownership and recognition to contributing naturalists. It is used extensively for research as well as educational and outreach activities by professional and citizen scientists. The 'BioAtlasIndia' website family currently has the following members:

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