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  1. Philoria frosti
    species account, range, biology, ecology, distribution and endangerment - AmphibiaWeb

  2. Pseudophryne corroboree
    species account, range, biology, ecology, distribution and endangerment - AmphibiaWeb

  3. Sea Mammal Ecology Group
    La Trobe University Zoology Department, research & activities

  4. Tug-of-war over reproduction in a social bee
    online pdf article - reproduced from Nature

  5. Uperoleia martini
    species account, range, biology, ecology, distribution and endangerment - AmphibiaWeb

  6. Uperoleia tyleri
    species account, range, biology, ecology, distribution and endangerment - AmphibiaWeb

  7. Victoria's three great zoos
    Melbourne Zoo, Healesville Sanctuary, Werribee Zoo (Australia)

  8. Victorian Association of Amateur Herpetologists (VAAH)
    dedicated to the responsible keeping of reptiles and amphibians in Australia

  9. Victorian Carnivorous Plant Society
    website includes links to background, membership & contact information, members forum, VCPS library & seed bank, general CP information

  10. Victorian Frog Group
    aims to provide for the needs of all those interested in Australian native frogs, to facilitate education and conservation through encouraging a close contact with nature

     
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