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A Method for Constructing an Adjustable Platform to Obtain Lateral Photographs of Larval Anurans
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
9-2009
Publication Title
Herpetological Review
ISSN
0018-084X
Abstract
Digitally photographing specimens and using computer software to obtain morphological measurements is a commonly used technique in larval anuran research. Lateral photographs of specimens can be used to obtain measures such as snout-vent length, body height, tail length, tail height, tail musculature length, and tail musculature height (Dayton et al. 2005; Lardner 2000; Relyea 2001). However, obtaining quality lateral photographs of larval anurans can be diffi cult due to their general body plan (a rounded body and laterally compressed tail).
Recommended Citation
Schacht, Matthew C., Lance D. McBrayer.
2009.
"A Method for Constructing an Adjustable Platform to Obtain Lateral Photographs of Larval Anurans."
Herpetological Review, 40 (3): 303-304.
source: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/294449728_A_method_for_constructing_an_adjustable_platform_to_obtain_lateral_photographs_of_larval_anurans
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/biology-facpubs/97
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