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Publikation Nr. 1186 - Details Nates Jimenez, J. & Lindemann-Matthies, P. (2015). Public knowledge and perception of toads and frogs in three areas of subtropical Southeast China, Society & Animals, 23, 166-192. URL: doi.org/10.1163/15685306-12341368 Abstract This study investigated people’s perceptions and knowledge of toads and frogs in three areas of Southeast China: rural Gutian Shan, semi-rural Xin Gan Shan, and the city of Quzhou. In 2010, 672 randomly selected laypersons (between eight and 80 years old) were interviewed with the help of a standardized questionnaire and a picture test. Study participants named a variety of toads and frogs. The naming of a species and its actual identification on paper was positively correlated. Overall, t Attribute
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