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A Field Guide to South Dakota Amphibians
B733
By: Tate D. Fisher, Douglas C. Backlund, Kenneth F. Higgins, and David E. Naugle

Amphibians are “indicator species,” an early warning system of environmental changes such as pollution and loss of habitat. This guide describes these often secretive creatures found in South Dakota. Included are colorful pictures of South Dakota frogs, toads, and salamanders, tips for identification, brief life histories, and distribution maps of the species that currently or historically have been known to inhabit our state. Distribution maps are based on current and historical distributional records. 52 color pages.

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